CSS @scope: Simplifying Naming and Specificity Management

CSS @scope: Simplifying Naming and Specificity Management

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CSS @scope: Simplifying Naming and Specificity Management

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  1. 1 - Introduction
  2. 2 - Why you might want scope in the first place
  3. 3 - Avoiding this issue using @scope
  4. 4 - Why this solves the problem - scope proximity
  5. 5 - Specificity still matters
  6. 6 - CSS Demystified
  7. 7 - Stop running into specificity issues thanks to scope
  8. 8 - Stop the scope at a specific element or elements
  9. 9 - You can have selector lists if you need to target several elements
  10. 10 - The difference between & and :scope
  11. 11 - Things will still inherit!
  12. 12 - Using inline style blocks
  13. 13 - Browser support

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