Quote:
Originally Posted by Jellby
Should it? I'd say it's a bug if it does, or there is something else.
See the spec:
a { text-decoration: underline } -> specificity: 0,0,0,1
span.Hyperlinks { text-decoration: none } -> specificity: 0,0,1,1
so the second wins. |
My eyes glaze over when I read spec sheets like that
.
I always thought
inside-out (or last one changed) was the rule for precedence on nested tags. <A inside a <P does not lose its (default) properties just because the <P did.
I will deffer to your expertise on this. You are the CSS Guru as I do borrow heavily from your code snippets
posted in various sections.