I have an html page. When I inspect its elements with Firebug, its styles are striked-through. Why is it so?
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I have an html page. When I inspect its elements with Firebug, its styles are striked-through. Why is it so?
The browser applies the style sheets as it goes through them.The first is applied and then the second etc.Thus if you have something like
The second style will be applied.
If you do not want any style to be overridden by a subsequent change you can use the !important attribute.This will prevent the style to be overridden which has this attribute .
Thus the div will retain its #ffe000 color .
Hope this helps.