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        disabled flag Either set or unset. Unset by default. Even when unset it does not necessarily mean that the CSS style sheet is actually used for rendering. CSS rules The CSS rules associated with the CSS style sheet. origin-clean flag Specified when create
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        2011年6月1日 - Priority level of selector. Calculating a selector's specificity. The priority level of the selector is decided in Point of combination of selectors.
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    2014年11月18日 - The following list of selectors is by increasing specificity: ... the element you're selecting the rule that is more specific and gets higher priority:...
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    2010年11月1日 - What you are interested in is specificity. Firebug is a great tool to help inspect this. But other browsers also have built in tools for inspecting the applied ......
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    2013年5月20日 - You should take a deeper look at specificity: http://www.standardista.com/css3/css-specificity/. #id selector = 100 "points" .class and :pseudo-class ......
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    2009年10月28日 - CSS Question: If two different selectors apply to an element, who wins ... The gory details in the spec are actually reasonably readable....
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    CSS selector, Priority/specificity (inline-id-class-element) ... if the declarations have the same priority, than the last declared have higher priority;; selector * has ......
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    The Selector in CSS is the syntax used to target any parts on the HTML document for the styles to be applied to. There are three basic selectors we are going to ......
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    A visual way to understand CSS specificity. Change the selectors or paste in your own. ul#nav li.active ... Specificity Calculator is built for CSS Selectors Level 3....
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    2007年7月27日 - In most cases such problems are caused by the simple fact that somewhere among your CSS-rules you've defined a more specific selector....