Combination CSS: HAS () and HTML <Select> to improve conditional formatting

CSS pseudo-class: HAS () is widely known for its ability to conditionally choose parental elements based on their content. But its possibilities of conditional logic are not limited to it. Amit Sheen demonstrates how: has () can be used for conditional use of styles when the user chooses a certainin an element.

🚀 The latest pseudo-class CSS: HAS () has already been well studied thanks to numerous articles and manuals that demonstrate its powerful ability to conditionally choose elements based on their content. : HAS () is especially effective when working with forms that themselves are conditional.

• 📌 CSS: HAS () can be used to create conditional formatting.
• 📌 ItemCan be used together with: HAS () to manipulate styles based on the selected.
• 📌: HAS () can be combined with other pseudo-classes such as: not () to create a more complex conditional formatting.