Open Nightfirecat opened 1 year ago
While I think partial support is more accurate for this entry, MDN's entry is technically .bc-supports-no
, so that would be the more accurate change I suppose.
The icon is .bc-supports-no
, but there's also a flag; I suppose it's more accurate to reflect that.
This bug is now somewhat outdated as Firefox now supports :has()
officially as of version 121.
Documentation style bug
Summary
https://devdocs.io/css/:has#browser_compatibility shows the wrong browser compatibility for Firefox. It shows that the pseudo-selector works in Firefox, but it actually has only partial functionality (due to currently incomplete/buggy implementation) and is gated behind a feature flag. (see MDN screenshot below for reference)![Screenshot 2022-11-24 at 00-23-31 has() - CSS Cascading Style Sheets MDN](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2199511/203667900-c8d41d5b-29b4-4f14-85b5-3235ecb68ac6.png)
Actual style
Expected style
(cell style changed from![Screenshot 2022-11-24 at 00-28-44 DevDocs](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2199511/203668604-d3f7a96b-55d4-4c61-a4de-d4c4dbc5761c.png)
.bc-supports-yes
to.bc-supports-partial
)