Elements will inherite styles from their parent element. This happens so that you don't have to go in and add CSS rules for every inline element that is effected by the inheritance.
inheritance is basically a shortcut to applying stuff to large numbers of things, and if you want to change specifics all you have to do is write in a rule for the one part you want to change... pretty handy
Elements will inherite styles from their parent element. This happens so that you don't have to go in and add CSS rules for every inline element that is effected by the inheritance.
ReplyDeleteEthan
Yeah. ^ o_o
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You can also override the inheritance by supplying a specific rule for an element.
ReplyDeleteAutumn
ditto
ReplyDelete{travis}
Can't say it any better than that!!
ReplyDeleteGracie
inheritance is basically a shortcut to applying stuff to large numbers of things, and if you want to change specifics all you have to do is write in a rule for the one part you want to change... pretty handy
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