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Library's global styles overriding scoped CSS layers

I am working on a Vue 3 project using SCSS and it's using Histoire to document its components. I just stumbled upon an irritating problem: the project uses layers on all classes to separate ui ...
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How to select the nth child element that contains a specific attribute in CSS [duplicate]

Below is my HTML code that showcase the problem. Without modifying the HTML structure or adding a class is it possible to select the 3rd span.chatbot-bot-response-inner that contains for example img[...
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Why does my image overflow with a defined max-width but works fine with a defined width? [closed]

When I have the width style of an image defined to be 100% of the parent then the image does not overflow. But, when I define the max-width to be 100% of the parent then it overflows. Here is my ...
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PostCSS parent Selector is adding :is() pseudo after compilation and not producing compatible css

I have just migrated from SCSS to PostCSS and encountered only one issue I cannot resolve. The issue concerns how to alter a the styles of a nested element when its parent has a specific class. The ...
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CSS nth-of-type; but how to only effect types directly in series

Let's say we have a list of items, with splitter elements (<h3>), for example dates : <h2>Big Header</h2> <div id='container'> <h3>Week Title A</h3> <...
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Unexpected variable resolution order in CSS with var/property nesting [duplicate]

My goal is to have an architecture where the shadow is defined once, but the color changes depending on HTML attribute data-color-mode. Note: code provided is just for the isolated problem ...
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Hide a ::before overlay when a parent's attribute changes, after solving a duplicate pseudo-element issue

I'm developing a custom user stylesheet for YouTube to add a "WATCHED" overlay to video thumbnails. My main objective is: The overlay should be visible on any video that has been watched, ...
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Is it possible to select the first row in a table with CSS?

Given: <table> <caption>Table Title</caption> <thead> <tr>...</tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr>...</tr> </tbody> </table&...
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CSS selector computed aria name

Is it possible to select via a CSS selector (or xpath) an element based on its computed aria name (=accessible name)? For instance for buttons it is computed like The button has an accessible label. ...
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How to select all but the last-child, unless the last is also the first

Not that two lines versus one is an issue; but I'd like to learn if there is a more concise way of selecting all but the last-child unless the last-child is also the first-child or only-child, in ...
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I can't select the css element to data scrape in R. How do I format it to select the information?

I am learning to scrape data and using the website https://quotes.toscrape.com/ as a training dataset. When I try to collect the about section links, I get this error: Error in html_attr(html_elements(...
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Is there a way to stack a pseudo-element *behind* its <p> parent's text gradient fill?

Here is my snippet. The <p> is the text "Cool CDs", which appears as a gradient-filled text (with the use of background-clip:text). p::before is a slightly shifted-down stroke that I ...
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CSS override issue: .abnormal class not overriding .plan-box div padding [duplicate]

I'm working on a pricing section where each plan is inside a `.plan-box`. All direct `<div>` elements inside `.plan-box` have a general style: ```css .plan-box div { padding: 15px; ...
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How to check whether one element only has specific range of children types? [duplicate]

Minimal demo: <div class="demo"> <img class="child1"> <p class='child2'>a</p> </div> <div class="demo"> <img class="...
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Is whitespace required between the attribute selector sensitivty flag and a preceding token?

Regarding CSS attribute matching, is [href="http"i] legal syntax, no space between the ‘"’ and the ‘i’, or does there have to be whitespace, i.e. [href="http" i]? The W3C ...
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