CSS NESTING

Summary from the TLDR Web Dev newsletter

This article discusses the introduction of native CSS nesting in major browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, a feature previously available only in CSS preprocessors (like Sass). It emphasizes the ease and benefits of using CSS nesting, providing various examples to illustrate its utility. Examples include nesting elements without a class or ID, using CSS combinators, and employing the ampersand symbol for more complex nesting scenarios. The article also showcases practical applications of CSS nesting in different contexts, such as styling post content and card components.