The biggest challenge for web designers is the unthinkably huge number of possible ways to solve any given problem. We usually don't think of this because we have our habits and traditions to fall back on, but there are literally billions of possible pixel combinations for each page we make. There is a better way to manage this vast complexity than by making big decisions up front and hoping for t
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Specificity can be tricky. Well, tricky to say the word, anyways. There's a quick approach that I use that can hopefully help you out. Types of selectors There's a whole bunch of selectors but for our purposes, we can break it down into three types, of increasing importance: Element selectors (and pseudo-element selectors) Eg. p {color:red;} Class selectors (and attribute selectors) Eg. .myclass {
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