When working with complex CSS selectors that include multiple nested pseudo-selectors like `:is()`, `:where()`, `:not()`, and `:has()`, maintain consistent formatting and consider breaking long selector chains for better readability. This is particularly important in Svelte components where selectors may need `:global()` wrappers.
When working with complex CSS selectors that include multiple nested pseudo-selectors like :is(), :where(), :not(), and :has(), maintain consistent formatting and consider breaking long selector chains for better readability. This is particularly important in Svelte components where selectors may need :global() wrappers.
For complex nested selectors, consider adding multiple selector options within pseudo-selectors to improve maintainability:
/* Good: Multiple selectors within :is() for flexibility */
div :is(:global(.class:is(span:is(:hover)), .x)){}
/* Instead of: Single complex nested chain */
div :is(:global(.class:is(span:is(:hover)))){}
This approach makes selectors more maintainable and allows for easier extension when additional selector variants are needed.
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