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by d-Pixie
3845 days ago
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What relevant CSS rule can't be applied to this? We know our previous context and everything before which is what CSS acts on anyway, no lookahead rules in CSS :) And yes, there could come an yet as to unknown element later that changes the display, displays on top of using position:absolute; for example, of current content. But not that changes how current content itself is displayed. |
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