nextinline

nextinline is a CSS pseudo-class that selects elements that are the next sibling of an element that is inline or inline-block. It is useful for applying styles to elements that follow an inline element without needing to add extra markup or classes. For example, it can be used to add margin to the element immediately following an inline image, or to style a span that appears directly after a button.

The syntax for nextinline is straightforward. It is applied to a selector in the same way as other pseudo-classes, like :hover or :first-child. For instance, `div.some-class + nextinline` would select any `div` with the class `some-class` that is immediately followed by an inline or inline-block element.

It's important to note that nextinline has limited browser support. While it is supported in some modern browsers, older browsers or specific rendering engines may not recognize it. Therefore, for broader compatibility, developers often use alternative methods such as JavaScript or additional HTML elements with specific classes to achieve similar styling effects. The specification for nextinline is still under development, and its eventual adoption and standardization will determine its long-term viability in web design.