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• acescence0

  just to add another layer of complexity, there's also specificity when multiple rules apply to the same object

  - Count the number of element names in the selector
  - Count the number of pseudo-classes and other non-ID attributes in the selector, and multiply by 10.
  - Count the number of ID attributes in the selector, and multiply by 100.
  - Add up all three numbers, and that is that property's specificity. higher numbers take precedence over lower

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  • overkilljonatne
  • jk, it's good to knowjonatne
  • usually can be ignored, but if things get complicated you may have a wtf moment and wonder why something isn't styled correctlyacescence

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