With nesting, you can avoid repeating common styles in multiple selectors. This helps reduce the size of your code and makes any future modifications easier.
ReducingBoilerplateCode
EasierMaintenance
By using CSS nesting, any style chnages changes can be implemented better more efficiently. It promotes readability, maintainability, and & modularity in your stylesheets.
ImprovedCodeReadability
Nesting makes your code easier to read and understand for both yourself and other developers. It allows you to write cleaner, easier-to-read nested selectors, making code much easier to maintain and increase development productivity.
GroupingStylesTogether
GroupingStylesTogether
Nesting helps you to group
{TAB} related styles.
And write CSS in
{TAB} a nested hierarchy.
This means
{TAB} you don't have to
{TAB} {TAB} {BOLD} repeat the entire selector {/BOLD} again
{TAB} {TAB} when styling
{TAB} {TAB} {TAB} specific child elements
{TAB} {TAB} {TAB} or pseudo-selectors.
Nesting in CSS allows you to define styles for child elements within the context of their parent element's style rule. This creates a hierarchy that reflects your HTML structure document, making your CSS code more intuitive and easier to manage.
Nest Your CSS
Mechanics of Nesting