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.menu a:hover {color: red;}
.tab:hover {color:blue;}
<div class="menu">
<a class="tab">Link</a> // will be red
</div>
Why should I use a.tab:hover to override .menu a:hover? Why just .tab:hoverdoesn’t work?
.menu a:hoveris more specific than.tab:hover, so it appears lower down the cascade order.a.tab:hoveris as specific as.menu a:hover, so the rules in those two rule-sets are applied in source order.