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Nesting allows you to write CSS rules within other rules
Benefits of Nesting:
Improved Readability: Makes CSS easier to understand and follow.
Reduced Indentation: Can lead to less indentation in the final CSS output.
Better Organization: Helps group related styles together.
Best Practices:
Avoid excessive nesting (more than 3-4 levels) as it can make CSS harder to debug and maintain.
Use nesting judiciously to improve code structure and readability.
Consider using parent selectors (e.g.,
&
) for more concise nesting.