anasndmitteamf:
Yes, the CSS contain property is useful in production, especially for complex layouts and large web applications. It helps browsers limit layout, paint, and rendering calculations within specific elements, potentially improving performance. I would use it selectively after testing, because incorrect containment can affect sizing, positioning, and rendering behavior.
Agreed. I’d use contain when there’s a clear performance or isolation benefit, not by default. It can be really useful on complex components, but it’s worth testing carefully because the wrong containment can introduce sizing or layout issues.
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