The selector is a CSS pseudo-class that allows you to select an element if it contains child elements. Using the selector, you can apply styles to a parent or ancestor HTML element. This allows us to extend the selector’s scope to include one or multiple siblings or children.
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When to use the :has selectorProject SetupForward vs. Reverse SelectionsSelections based on child elementsUsing :has with the :not selectionCSS :has Use Case and ExamplesConclusionSort: