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A container query in CSS applies styles based on the size or style of an ancestor container, letting components adapt to their own space, not the…
The CSS cascade is the algorithm browsers use to decide which competing declaration sets each property value on every element of a web page.
CSS Grid is the two-dimensional layout system in CSS that places elements into explicit rows and columns defined on a parent grid container.
CSS variables are custom properties that store reusable values in CSS, follow the cascade and inheritance, and can change at runtime for theming.
Flexbox is the CSS flexible box layout module that arranges items along one axis and distributes space, alignment and sizing between them.
A media query in CSS applies styles only when the device or viewport matches conditions such as width, orientation or color scheme preference.
Specificity in CSS is the weight a browser computes for each selector to decide which conflicting declaration applies to an element.