CSS Tutorial For Beginners 10 - CSS Conflicts & the Cascade

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Heey class! Today we're going to tackle what happens when you run into CSS simple conflicts and how the cascade (from Cascading Style Sheets) plays a part in resolving those conflicts. Remember, Cascading mean falling downwards - from top to bottom. That means that CSS is read from TOP to BOTTOM!

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You seriously made this so simple to understand. Elucidating something that the course I'm taking made sound like building a nuclear bomb or something!
THANK YOU!
I am so going to share these videos with anybody that shows minimal interest in web development!

craigbowers
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"I've forgot which color HE told me..."
lol :)

Marsell
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MY GOD! THIS IS ALL SO BRILLIANTLY EXPLAINED! I HAVE FINALLY UNDERSTOOD THIS CSS CONFLICT STUFF, WHICH HAS PLAGUED ME IN OTHER COURSES. YOUR WAY OF GOING THROUGH WHAT THE BROWSER ENGINE DOES TO APPLY THE STYLES JUMPING FROM THE HTML TO CSS BACK AND FORTH, WHILE CASCADING MAKES IT CRYSTAL CLEAR. THANKS SO MUCH FOR THAT! I FEEL SO HAPPY TO UNDERSTAND THAT NOW AND I ALSO FEEL, THAT I WILL BE ABLE TO APPLY ALL THAT IN THE FUTURE! MY PROFUSE THANKS! YOU ARE REALLY AN EXCELLENT TEACHER!

francisjacquart
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That was a really good American accent.

PerryDolia
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I wonder how is it that easy for you to provide that much of information in a short time! Thank you

samehabbadi
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Yo Ninja. BIG thanks, a friend gave me a web development course. I saw your vids just for clarify some terms like positioning. But now i find myself redoing my full course on your channel.

This you have here, is a hell of a great content.

Once again thanks for doing this.

saintkii
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Thanks Shaun. You've made it so much fun! I think I'm gonna watch all your vids :3
Hope you get all the bests in your life. Take love.

onlythebrave
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Thank you so much! You explained it very well like how I wanted!

marvinpolanco
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You and Stef Mischook have similar teaching styles. Both good teachers. Keep it up!

Seekingtruth-mxur
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Great! :) Now, how to find those conflicts once I would want to tidy up?

dreamzilla
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that was a good american accent impression! great vids man

dubhe
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Net ninja the best of the best
Respect from US

lancer
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You really make things simple, beginner friendly and easy to understand. Thank you so much :))) btw, your accent is smexy af. :P

rayankhan
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1:54 🤣 this happens to me always when mind is faster than tongue

Ssik
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Thank you so much. Could you please lighten up the “identical “ a bit? You mentioned it few times and still I don’t get it

amesmerisedbeing
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let say the span selector at the top has the color and font-size attributes, and the bottom span selector has only color attribute, is it gonna overwrite color and keep the font-size attribute that is given in the top, or is it gonna delete all the attributes and then color it as in the bottom span?

ahmetyazc
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I avoided the first waaa but the forgot about the second :/
just a little contribution, overriding styles can be visualized using the browser devtools

whynot-vqly
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You said you can only use an id once in a page and a class multiple times in a page. But there is an id for header and one also for content-header. Are those not two id’s. And can they both be tagged once or just one of them.

bijuu_boy
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Dang why couldnt i have found you sooner

markbaladad
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Ive got a question: I put the whole body tag inside a div tag called "main". Now i targeted the body tag in css, but change something in the html doc OUTSIDE the bodytag (between the body tag and the closing div main tag)-> the css also changed the text outside the bodytag. Shouldnt it only change the color within the bodytag? like this: HTML: <div id="main><body></body>THIS CHANGED ITS COLOR TO RED TOO</div> CSS:body{color: red;}

Laurenan