There are many selectors in CSS, but the :hasselector is special. The CSS :has()pseudo-class selector is somewhat similar to :not(), also known as a structural pseudo-class selector, and is also used in CSS functions. Call it a dynamic pseudo-class function. It allows you to match elements more finely.
The :has()pseudo-class would represent an element if any selector passed as an argument matches at least one element!
Simply put, elements are only selected if the selector is passed to :has()match at least one element.
