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CSS is entering a new era. Beyond colors and layouts, it now offers functions, conditionals, scroll-aware styling, and genuinely expressive shapes—often replacing UI logic we’d previously reach for JavaScript to handle.

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Margin collapsing is a peculiar CSS behavior that occurs when the margins of adjacent elements interact in a way that leads to a combined margin space, rather than the sum of individual margins. In other words, the margins collapse into one another. This behavior is not a bug, but rather a defined feature in the CSS specification.

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The :has selector in CSS has taken the CSS community by storm, offering the power to accomplish complex tasks with ease. In this post, I will provide a comprehensive overview of how the :has selector works, how to use it, and what it replaces.

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