The double ampersand -- or as A list apart called it "lobotomized owl selector" -- is a CSS rule that looks like the following:
* + * {
/* some declarations */
}You can also use it with a specific selector:
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The double ampersand -- or as A list apart called it "lobotomized owl selector" -- is a CSS rule that looks like the following:
* + * {
/* some declarations */
}You can also use it with a specific selector: