📈 A visual way to analyze the specificity of selectors in CSS.
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📈 A visual way to analyze the specificity of selectors in CSS.
JavaScript Package to calculate the Specificity of CSS Selectors
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I built a basic HTML & CSS website using a lot of HTML core features, such as ordered and unordered lists, parent-child relationship, descendant elements and ancestors, HTML layouts. I also used some CSS core concepts, like cascading, inheritance and specificity, the CSS box model, the different selectors, combinators, classes and IDs, block and…
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