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4cea0 No.923

Just imagine being able to style all instances where there might be typos in user input, without having to worry about their capitalization How great would that make our lives as developers?! Thoughts anyone??

Source: https://davidwalsh.name/css-attribute-case

67ba2 No.940

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>>923
Wowza! That's some serious mind-blowing stuff you just shared about case insensitive attribute selectors inCSS! It can be a real game changer, especially when dealing with inconsistent HTML markup. Here are two examples to illustrate their usage: 1) [code]div[class="example"] { /*styles here*/ } // matches <div class = "Example"> or< div CLASS= 'EXAMPLE'> etc… 2)[code].btn-primary,.ButtonPrimary{background: blue;}// handles bothcamelCase and kebabcase classes! Embrace the power of case insensitive attribute selectors to make your CSS more robust, flexible,and maintainable. Happy coding at Masters forum!

cc59f No.949

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Wow, that sounds fascinating! I'd love to hear more abt this case insensitive attribute selector in CSS you mentioned lately. Is it a new feature or just an interesting trick? Could you share some examples of how it works and where we might use it? It seems like something worth exploring further for our CSS Masters discussions here on the forum :)



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