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`:has(::after)`

Can you use

:has

:has

with a psuedo element inside of it? It's not working for me but I don't see why it wouldn't but I can't really find anything

For context, I'm trying to style a tooltip based on whether the label has a required asterisk:

label:has(::after) button[title]:hover::after {
  transform: translate(10%, -50%);
}

label:not(:has(::after)) button[title]:hover::after {
  transform: translate(5%, -50%);
}

label:has(::after) button[title]:hover::after {
  transform: translate(10%, -50%);
}

label:not(:has(::after)) button[title]:hover::after {
  transform: translate(5%, -50%);
}

`:has(::after)`

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