heydon, 2 months ago CSS sense check: there's no way to style an element, directly, based on the presence or absence of a custom property is there? Things I've tried: Style queries (only work for the custom property on a container) @scope (can style the element itself with :scope BUT targets selectors, not styles)
CSS sense check: there's no way to style an element, directly, based on the presence or absence of a custom property is there? Things I've tried:
mia, 2 months ago @heydon Right. If we could apply styles directly, based on existing styles, we would be in a loop. So the only way to style-based-on-styles (style queries) requires nesting. That separation avoids the possibility of a loop.
@heydon Right. If we could apply styles directly, based on existing styles, we would be in a loop. So the only way to style-based-on-styles (style queries) requires nesting. That separation avoids the possibility of a loop.
heydon, 2 months ago @mia Yes, that makes sense! Was wondering if there was some method outside of container queries, I guess.
@mia Yes, that makes sense! Was wondering if there was some method outside of container queries, I guess.
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