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• CSS from zero: the later rule can win

  Two rules with the same selector set color. The later one wins. This stylesheet ends on #0b0b0c, so that is the color of the price.

  CSSBiancaOct 6, 20262 min read

• CSS from zero: the unit is part of the length

  16px is a length that ignores the reader's font size. 1rem follows the root font size. Use rem for type and for padding that should grow with the text.

  CSSBiancaOct 6, 20262 min read

• CSS from zero: a class groups the declarations

  A class is the reusable group of declarations. .price sets the color, the padding, and the opacity. You put the class on each price that should look the same.

  CSSBiancaOct 6, 20262 min read

• CSS from zero: a value has a type

  A CSS value has a type. A color is not a length, and a length is not a bare number. This rule sets a color, a length, and a number.

  CSSBiancaOct 6, 20262 min read

• CSS from zero: a class can name what is inside

  A descendant selector styles an element inside the class. .price strong sets the weight of the price without restyling every strong on the page.

  CSSBiancaSep 3, 20262 min read

• CSS from zero: a custom property is a named value

  A custom property stores a value under a name you choose. --ink holds a color. color: var(--ink) uses it. Change the name once and the users follow.

  CSSBiancaSep 3, 20262 min read