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xtiandc wrote:
>This *should* be an easy one, but alas, to a beginner like me...
>
>I want to set a link style for an entire , but then be a
Hi Christian,
I just wanted to add to Ryan's reply and explain why ID selectors take
precedence over Class selectors. It's because of something called
"specificity", which is basically the calculated "weight" of a
selector. The selector with the most weight gets applied last.
Selector specificity
> But how do I set the style for the second link? I've tried all sorts of
> methods, but I can't get it to *not* inherit the container style.
>
> Thanks in advance!
Hi Christian,
For the most part, (and in most browsers) any CSS declaration
that uses an ID will take priority over one that uses o
This *should* be an easy one, but alas, to a beginner like me...
I want to set a link style for an entire , but then be able to reference a
custom link within that that carries a different style.
In other words, the html would go:
container formatting
custom formatting
CSS-wise, I can get t
