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To calculate the specificity you start with three 000's. Then you just tally up various things from the selector.Ids?Classes of Pseudo classes?Element names?Then you tally up all of these things find the total number. The more specific the number the more specific the rule.Ethan
It stands for 'Cascade'.[Collin]
without it css would be useless{travis}
It's used for multiple style sheets. The reader can override a style by putting "!important" on the end of their property declerations. Autumn
The reader can override a style by putting an "!important" on the end of their property declaration.Gracie
it's basically the awesomeness that makes awesome sights awesome!it allows viewers to override your styles so something they want or need it to look like if they're that picky =D
To calculate the specificity you start with three 000's. Then you just tally up various things from the selector.
ReplyDeleteIds?
Classes of Pseudo classes?
Element names?
Then you tally up all of these things find the total number. The more specific the number the more specific the rule.
Ethan
It stands for 'Cascade'.
ReplyDelete[Collin]
without it css would be useless
ReplyDelete{travis}
It's used for multiple style sheets. The reader can override a style by putting "!important" on the end of their property declerations.
ReplyDeleteAutumn
The reader can override a style by putting an "!important" on the end of their property declaration.
ReplyDeleteGracie
it's basically the awesomeness that makes awesome sights awesome!
ReplyDeleteit allows viewers to override your styles so something they want or need it to look like if they're that picky =D