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- Introduction
- Why you might want scope in the first place
- Avoiding this issue using @scope
- Why this solves the problem - scope proximity
- Specificity still matters
- CSS Demystified
- Stop running into specificity issues thanks to scope
- Stop the scope at a specific element or elements
- You can have selector lists if you need to target several elements
- The difference between & and :scope
- Things will still inherit!
- Using inline style blocks
- Browser support
Kevin Powell
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