This is a nitpick, but hover is not a "property".
If it was a property, you'd set it like hover: true; but it's not, it's a pseudoclass, aka. it works like a class, but you can't set this class yourself (instead, the browser toggles the pseudoclass on its own when the user hovers over the element)
hover: true;
Thanks for your feedback and will surely Look into it
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This is a nitpick, but hover is not a "property".
If it was a property, you'd set it like
hover: true;
but it's not, it's a pseudoclass, aka. it works like a class, but you can't set this class yourself (instead, the browser toggles the pseudoclass on its own when the user hovers over the element)Thanks for your feedback and will surely Look into it