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Hey there! I've got some exciting news to share today: Advanced Radix UI – my newest course – is now live! Clocking in at 2 hours and 13 minutes across 35 chapters, you’ll learn how to use Radix to build four completely custom UI components: a Switch, a Selector Group, a Toast, and a Slider: Each component has a completely custom design using Tailwind, and there's also some slick animation and interactions we build with React and Framer Motion to enhance what Radix gives you out of the box....

I'm wrapping up our Radix course and came across a neat use case for Tailwind's new `has` modifier. If you haven't used it yet, `has` lets you style parent elements based on the state of their children: Here we're giving the root div a green border if it has any children in the :checked pseudostate. Pretty neat! So this came up when I was working on the focus state for my Radix <Slider> demo. Typically sliders render a <Thumb> control, which is perfect for showing focus: But this demo doesn't...