Hi,
I know that my question doesnt aim 100% at this group, but at least here are
people that care for cross browser behaviour.
Is there a guaranteed behaviour for elements having multiple classes?
<div class="red blue">hello world</div>
when
div.red { background-color:red;}
div.blue {background-color:blue;}
it will be blue.
<div class="blue red">hello world</div>
will also be blue. So order in className will not matter.
when I switch the lines in the css:
div.blue {background-color:blue;}
div.red { background-color:red;}
it will be red in both cases.
So is the order of the css definitions always relevant for the style of the
elements?
I noticed that adding or removing class name on runtime doesn't change this
behaviour. Even when the first css class is added later on the div will look
always like the second defined css class
So despite this being a bit odd to me (not the css definition but the element
definition should infulence that imho), I wonder if all browsers behave the
same here.
Thanks
Fabian
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