This css work in the story but not when opening the tiddler in a separate window:
<article>
<p>if this text is green when hovered, :has work</p>
</article>
<pre>
<style style="display:block;" contenteditable>
article:has(:hover){color: green;}
</style>
</pre>
Is this a tiddlywiki bug ? Is there a way to make this work ?
Strangely, by specifying which element is hovered, it now works in both cases:
article:has(p:hover){color: green;}
I still don’t understand why
article:has(:hover){color: green;}
Works in the story but not in single tiddler view ?
I think I found the issue, this is because the template is missing <!DOCTYPE html>.
Great catch.