The article discusses advancements in CSS Custom Functions, particularly the newly added support for nested container queries and the CSS if() feature in Chrome. This allows for the creation of a custom --light-dark() function that responds to specific element preferences for light and dark modes. The author highlights how this versatility surpasses the limitations of existing light-dark() functions, enabling developers to implement styles based on a broader range of values and provide a more personalized user experience.
The custom --light-dark() function developed for CSS will work with any value type and enable enhanced responsiveness to light and dark modes.
With the recent support for nested container queries and CSS if() in Chrome, custom functions can adapt to per-element light and dark preferences.
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