Cascade, Inheritance, Specificity - Core CSS Mastery 6.1
In this video we talk about some of the more technical aspects of CSS namely cascade, inheritance and specificity.
Cascade: Determines the order in which CSS rules are applied based on their source and order of appearance, with rules later in the stylesheet overriding earlier ones.
Inheritance: Allows certain CSS properties to be passed down from parent elements to their child elements, simplifying the styling process.
Specificity: Defines the hierarchy of CSS rules based on their selectors, with more specific selectors (e.g., IDs) taking precedence over less specific ones (e.g., class selectors or element selectors).