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Oh, neat. Using a newer throwaway CSS selector as a way to do Cut The Mustard in CSS without @supports and without changing your original selector’s specificity. 👍🏻 @css/1053289455811883009On twitter.com
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In the past, I’ve usedPermalink On twitter.com
:rootto do this but it bumps specificity: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/:root Another maybe easier to read alternative: use anonlymedia query like@media only all {}