> With recent display roles (like grid, flex, contents, etc.) the HTML needed exclusively for layout problems is really minimized if not completely nonexistent.
I'm not talking strictly about _problems_ but about requirements/relationships. Flex/grid describe parent/child relationships between elements. They inherently couple styling with structure, so that you are sometimes forced to introduce tags for stylistic grouping.
> With `:has()` you can query "up" and "previous".
:has() is a lookahead.
Please correct me if I'm mistaken: But there are no selector rules that you can put on an element which looks up or at previous siblings that I know of.
The only CSS features that query up/previous are @media and @container rules.
I'm not talking strictly about _problems_ but about requirements/relationships. Flex/grid describe parent/child relationships between elements. They inherently couple styling with structure, so that you are sometimes forced to introduce tags for stylistic grouping.
> With `:has()` you can query "up" and "previous".
:has() is a lookahead.
Please correct me if I'm mistaken: But there are no selector rules that you can put on an element which looks up or at previous siblings that I know of.
The only CSS features that query up/previous are @media and @container rules.