I've been working on upping my CSS skills lately and came across of the question whether or not there are CSS parent sectors - and I haven't been able to figure this one out.
Anyone got some wisdom to impart?
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There isn't an explicit parent selector, but in the CSS selectors of level 4, it is defined the :has() pseudo-class which allows to select an element based on the selectors passed to the
:has(). That would allow to select an element based on their children, providing a "parent" selector (e.g.div:has(> img)would select the div that is a direct parent of an img)... Unfortunately, it is not supported by any browser at the moment.No, there is no CSS parent selector.
css-tricks.com/parent-selectors-in...