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    Ohhh that's interesting!
    Thank you for shaing these! ❤️

    Do you (or somene else reading this) know how I need to change the code to have

    two (or more) languages included?
    I played around a bit but didn't get it to work. 😞

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    1. Dood!

      Depends on if your browser supports multiple selectors or not (CanIUse lets you find out and even shows you edge cases, EXTREMELY useful for CSS development) but may I introduce you to Firefox's MDN document database, which generally tells you if the feature is normally available and how to use it: pseudo-class selector :has and pseudo-class selector :not.

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        Thank you!
        I had hoped for a ready made code example 😉 as I don't have any CSS knowledge 😄, but especially the Firefox link is great! I've already bookmarked it and will have a deeper look into CSS once I have a bit of time on my hands.
        On the CanIUse site I found that I can use ":has()", but unfortunately not how.

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        1. Dood!

          Scroll down on the Mozilla site! They have examples lower down. (I don't use the selectors so I can't give you ready-made examples.)

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            (I don't use the selectors so I can't give you ready-made examples.)

            That's fine! 🙂
            I only had a quick look yesterday and didn't spot an example that would immediately answer my question, but as I said I'll take a closer look as soon as I have some time to delve into it.
            I'll probably spend quite a few hours on learning some CCS basics next weekend... 😄

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