Never mind, I got my answer!
[del]so let's say we have two properties for the element p in both an external and internal style sheet.
1. External style sheet
p
{
color:blue
font-size:5px
text-align:left
}
2. Internal style sheet
p
{
text-align:center
font-size:20px
}
From what I've learned, the values are inherited from the more specific style sheet, so this for example would end up with the properties for p as
color:blue
text-align:center
font-size:20px
Does this mean that a property specified in only the external or internal style sheet will be inherited even if it's not specified only in one of the style sheets, and that the internal stylesheets are considered more specific?
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[del]so let's say we have two properties for the element p in both an external and internal style sheet.
1. External style sheet
p
{
color:blue
font-size:5px
text-align:left
}
2. Internal style sheet
p
{
text-align:center
font-size:20px
}
From what I've learned, the values are inherited from the more specific style sheet, so this for example would end up with the properties for p as
color:blue
text-align:center
font-size:20px
Does this mean that a property specified in only the external or internal style sheet will be inherited even if it's not specified only in one of the style sheets, and that the internal stylesheets are considered more specific?
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