:where - CSS pseudo selector
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Milap Patel
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The :where() pseudo selector in CSS is functionally identical to the :is() psuedo selector in that it takes a comma-separated list of selectors to match against, except that where :is() takes the most specific among them as the specificity of that whole part, the specificity of :where() is always zero (0).
main :where(h1, h2, h3) {
? color: green;
}
Matches as if you wrote that selector like this:
main h1, main h2, main h3 {
? color: green;
}