In mid-April of 2022, Chromium announced it’ll begin prototyping compatibility with CSS Toggles, a new CSS feature that is currently only available as an unofficial draft. In this article, we will explore what is currently known about this upcoming CSS feature, including what makes it exciting and some of its potential use cases.
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Why CSS toggle() is an exciting upcoming featureUsing toggle() to select an element based on its toggle stateUsing toggle-visibility to toggle the visibility of elementsUsing toggle-group to group exclusive togglesOver 200k developers use LogRocket to create better digital experiencesOther features of the CSS toggle() pseudo-classConclusionIs your frontend hogging your users' CPU?2 Comments
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