Similar to matches-any this specificity-adjustment pseudo-class represents an element that is represented by its arguments (as selector list) just with a specificity of zero. This is helpful whenever a general matching is used but simple overwrites should still be possible.
Syntax
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:something(selector1[, selector2, …]) {
/* declarations */
}
Example
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input:something(:not(:focus)) {
background-color: #000000;
}
form input {
background-color: #bbbbbb;
} All inputs in this example should have a black background (except on focus) with a specificity of zero which means form input would already overwrite the selector due to a higher specificity.
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