For those that like to use custom css, I found that you can target the parent of a child element by using the :has ( > ___ )
pseudo class.
I’ve been wanting to do this for years and it seems like its now supported by many browsers. @ThinhDinh has confirmed that it works on mobile too!
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Yes, there are many advantages that can be achieved with :has()
, including criteria for its hierarchy as well.
Additionally, you can use [src="imgUrl"]
as a selector, for example, if you want to hide a specific row.
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Thanks to @Himaladin my app has been laced with “:has()” for quite a while now
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Ya @Himaladin is a CSS beast!
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I learned :has()
from him!
Funny, because I was actually introduced to CSS by you! Such an inspiration!
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