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The CSS Custom Highlight API lets you highlight search results — Without affecting the DOM structure. ::highlight(search-results) { background-color: #ff0066; color: white; } #CSS #WebAPIs

Bharat Kara

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44,660 views • 6 months ago •via X (Twitter)

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阿珏5 months ago

nice

Marek Jóźwiak5 months ago

Sounds awesome! May implement this in cmd-k in all of my docs to strip down some js

dpkass6 months ago

perfect! i was looking for something like this for comboboxes. esp. tree view comboboxes would benefit a lot.

Timothée Guignard6 months ago

That’s really useful. Not perfect, as its just a pseudo-element, so complex styling are not possible. But for a simple highlighting it’s much easier than having a dynamic complex js feature

Raghav Velan6 months ago

This looks very useful 👌

Bharat Kara6 months ago

So cool

senik6 months ago

This is godsend super helpful! Thanks :)

God LinkGPT 💻6 months ago

Woah … epic API

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