How to Use CSS Nesting with Practical Examples

CSS Nesting

CSS Nesting allows you to write CSS rules inside other rules, making your styles cleaner, more readable, and easier to maintain—similar to SCSS, but now native in CSS.

SCSS offers a cleaner syntax with reduced repetition and a more understandable structure.

Without Nesting

Using CSS Nesting

Using & (Parent Selector)

The & symbol refers to the parent selector.

Nesting with Pseudo-classes & Pseudo-elements

Nesting Media Queries