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by zamadatix
272 days ago
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Inlining isn't necessarily a requirement for how it's used here. E.g. you could put something like: .container:nth-child(1) {--i: 1}
.container:nth-child(2) {--i: 2}
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In your CSS. Still not all that ideal given you need to ensure you have enough entries for all the entries you might have... but at least a more dynamic and self-contained option until the `sibling-index()` feature they mention roles out. |
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