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group-has-[#id:checked]: — twelve :nth-of-type sibling rules collapse into one utility per element, written on the element that actually changes.
snap-x snap-mandatory / snap-start utilities, so this is the rare carousel where the port is shorter than the original, not just better located.
--animate-* in @theme mints animate-tcar03-scroll, so the animation becomes a design token like any colour.
group-has-[#id:checked]: condition, which is the clearest argument for the pattern.
animation-delay per slide is the entire timeline — no setInterval to leak, desync or keep alive in a background tab.
group-hover/group-focus-within pairs, which is the port at its most ordinary and most convincing.
group on the link — and the caption is real text, so it is indexable as well as visible.
:has() condition per story.
::scroll-marker generates one per panel and tracks the active one, which is the first carousel primitive the browser has ever owned.
snap-y as readily as snap-x, so the only genuinely vertical concern is giving the scroller a height and stopping its scroll from chaining to the page.
perspective-*, transform-3d and rotate-y-* utilities, so the 3D is native — but this is also the one demo where the port relocates complexity rather than removing it.
group-has- state pattern.
@theme animation tokens, and the second one differs from the first by a single word: reverse.
:target read through :has(), and the whole thing is navigation that works with JavaScript disabled.
::scroll-button() — focusable, auto-disabling at the ends, and needing no JavaScript. Anchor-link arrows sit underneath as the universal fallback.
flex-grow — because there is no transform that produces this push-and-pull.
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