Saturday August 10 2024
In the previous two articles (titled started with CSS Nesting), I used custom form elements as an example of CSS Nesting.
The first example was a direct replacement for just the form element itself, it would fail when adding text. The second example expanded on that and was a full replacement for the form elements: radio, checkbox and a bonus switch toggler. In the second article, I pointed out the code may not be the final version.
I've now have the final version. It's a total of 157 lines of CSS.
At this time, I will not be posting any examples of this functionality. There is possibility of a rather trivial change yet to come.
UPDATE: turns out there were two trivial changes. See if you can tell the difference:
