On Jan 23, 2008, at 10:06 AM, Geoffrey Hoffman wrote:
> #outer { border:4px solid red; }
> #outer a { color:red; }
> .inner { border:4px solid green; }
> .inner a { color:green; }
The why has been answered well, but let me chime in. If you want it
green, simply replace
.inner { border:4px solid green; }
.inner a { color:green; }
with
#outer .inner { border:4px solid green; }
#outer .inner a { color:green; }
and you'll have it green.
Get used to the cascade and specificty rules, and you can create some
interesting effects.
Have Fun,
Arlen
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