Cascading Order and Inheritance in CSS

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24th August, 2007

Cascading Order and Inheritance in CSS

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CSS styles can be specified in many ways, but they will all cascade into one style sheet in the end. Sometimes conflicts will arise between the style sheets that influence how styles are merged. The cascading priorities of CSS can be confusing, and could often lead to excessive use of the !important rule in frustration when dealing with large sites. Cascading Order and Inheritance

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