The "C" in CSS stands for . It is the algorithm that resolves conflicts when multiple rules target the same HTML element. When two rules compete, CSS determines the winner using three factors:
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Look at the Styles pane. If a line of code is crossed out, another rule with higher specificity or a later position has overridden it. The "C" in CSS stands for
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The selector acts as the targeting system. It tells the browser exactly which HTML elements you want to style. In the example above, .main-heading targets any HTML tag containing that specific class attribute. The Declaration Block Fluid Over Fixed Look at the Styles pane
Let's apply everything. You want a logo on the left, links in the middle, and a button on the right.