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4 questions about author style priorities and specificity?
Hello!
I'm learning the basics of CSS, I'm stuck on priorities / specificity, the information on the Web is crumpled and incomprehensible.
Question 1: Hypothetically, if I assign 1001 selectors to a tag (=1001 points), will it take precedence over the style attribute (=1000 points)?
Question 2: Do styles set in the "head" block take precedence over the style attribute and !impornant ?
Question 3: Does the style from the external file take precedence over the style in "head"?
Question 4: do inherited styles have the highest priority?
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Styles within the tag take precedence Styles <p style="color:red;"></p>
in the head take precedence over individual styles in the style.css file but styles in the tag will override styles in the head
Inherited styles - opacity and the like cannot be overridden but can trick the browser
1) no, it won’t) somehow fooled around at work and checked it) there was even an idea that these are 8-bit values and 256 classes will defeat ID, but no =)
2) important in the style attribute will not kill anything) don’t do this ever
3) no , the weakest file, then the tag
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