:is() and :where() selectors, differences & why use them
Channel: Adam's websites
Date: 29/03/2023

Hey, 
you can simply bundle your nested selectors in a shorter, more cleaner and understandable way with is() and where().
Keep in mind the differences though, the first one takes the strongest selector of the list and apply its specificity to all the others, with where, everything has a 0 value (beating only the browser styles).

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