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Selectors closer to the object we’re targeting within the structure of an HTML document take precedence when two rules conflict. Let’s look at a real-world example to see how this unfolds.
If you haven't checked out CSS, understanding the most often used core selectors is a good place to start.
Woolly, the CSS sheep. CSS has some great new tools like pseudo classes and pseudo elements for selecting things just by where they are in the DOM. For example, :first-child can select the first ...