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Suppose there is an SVG to be filled with black when the parent button is disabled.
<button disabled> <svg>...</svg> </button>
Reactive Syntax
<button disabled> <svg class="[disabled]>{fill:black}">...</svg> </button>
Generated CSS:
[disabled]>.\[disabled\]\>\{fill\:black\} { fill: #000000 }
Parent Combinator
<button disabled> <svg class="fill:black<[disabled]">...</svg> </button>
[disabled]>.\{fill\:black\}\<\[disabled\] { fill: #000000 }
There is a child combinator > in native CSS, but there has been no syntax for selecting the parent.
>
But now, using the syntactic features of Master CSS, it is easy to create parent combinators <.
<
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Description
Suppose there is an SVG to be filled with black when the parent button is disabled.
Current
Reactive Syntax
Generated CSS:
Expect
Parent Combinator
Generated CSS:
There is a child combinator
>
in native CSS, but there has been no syntax for selecting the parent.But now, using the syntactic features of Master CSS, it is easy to create parent combinators
<
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: