A powerful CSS display property that no one talks about

Sometimes we want an element's children to act as a sibling. It might not be the most common use case, but it can really come in handy every now and then, and luckily, we can do that with display: contents!

🔗 Links
✅ Getting started with Grid:    • Learn CSS Grid the easy way  
✅ More advanced selectors:    • Step up your CSS game using these sel...  
✅ Display: flow-root:    • What is display: flow-root and when t...  
✅ More on display: content from the MDN: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/d...

⌚ Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:35 - What display: contents does
02:27 - How it works and some limitations
04:04 - Using it with flexbox for a navigation
07:08 - Using nth-of-type to select a range of content
09:15 - Accessibility concerns

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