CSS nesting is a major feature that enhances how CSS is written. It allows for easier readability, grouping of styles, scoping of specific styles, and styling of HTML elements without classes or IDs. CSS nesting can be used to style elements within a parent element by using the ampersand symbol and various CSS selectors.
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IntroductionBenefits of CSS nestingCSS nesting rulesNesting by example: active, focus, hoverNesting by example: post contentNesting by example: card componentNesting by example: form inputNesting by example: style an element via its parentBugs I spotted while exploring CSS nestingDetecting support for CSS nestingDevTools UX for CSS nestingConclusionFurther resources7 Comments
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