Lecture 42:- Specificity of Selectors

For example, consider the following CSS code:

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#header h1 {  color: blue; } .header h1 {  color: red; }

In this case, the h1 element inside an element with an id of "header" will have a color of blue, because the ID selector #header h1 has a higher specificity than the class selector .header h1.

It is important to understand specificity when writing CSS, as it can impact the way styles are applied to elements. By using more specific selectors, you can ensure that your styles are applied correctly, even in complex cases with multiple conflicting rules.