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by clairity
1333 days ago
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there's a subtlety missing: :is() selects the highest specificity from the selector list while :where() sets specificity to 0 for anything in the selector list. this leaves out the (admittedly narrow) case where you want the lowest matching specificity (in case 2+ selectors match) rather than just 0, which is probably what most folks would expect, just as we would tend to expect selector lists to be forgiving (following the principle of least surprise). |
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