Eric A. Meyer on Nostr: Today I learned about JS’s `Element.closest()`, which finds the closest ancestor of ...
Today I learned about JS’s `Element.closest()`, which finds the closest ancestor of an element based on a CSS selector you put into the parentheses. So `el.closest('section')` will find the nearest-ancestor `section` element to the element represented by `el`. *Very* nice.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/closestPublished at
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