Theme Changer with HTML and CSS only

#html #css #webdev #beginners

Hello Guys today i am going to show you a theme changer with HTML and CSS.
There is a new selector in CSS introduced named "has()" which is very powerful selector if used properly but it's browser support is not vast and is still only supported in 2022 latest chrome browsers and not supported in Safari.
I am discussing this selector because i used it in this theme changer web page.

Source of Design -
https://youtu.be/fyuao3G-2qg

You can check the code in the codepen and the output as well.

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