[docs] Pseudo-class: the style rules that require an increase of specificity #16120
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So, pseudo-classes are class names we don't use to style directly the elements. But instead, they are composed in another selector. The next step could be to document them separately. At least now, the style rules description carry the information. We can rely on it in the generation logic. |
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@oliviertassinari Exactly the same, hopefully we can document it well enough that we help users having difficulty with specificity. |
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This changes the description of the style rules that are used as pseudo-classes. Meaning, that they are applied based on the component state and that they are overriding some default style with higher class name specificity (not order).
This new description will signal our users the existence of the difference.
Closes #16051