XHTML and CSS Tutorial - 35 - Overriding Styles

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[MelvinSF]

I already know this stuff, but it's great to see you uploading so many tutorials! Can't wait for more advanced coding.

[bohterham]

2 hours uploaded 121 views

121 : 2 = 60,5 views p/h ;)

[Freeze3108]

@megametalpriest Of Course U don't

[bargasens]

hey bucky why is that this code shall be like this in donkey.css

a{color:orange};

[earthsbrawler]

So the donkey.css is like a default?



[FTD0Productions]

you could put the part you want diffrent into a container and change the things you want doing that.

[zeejenkins]

can someone help me achieve the effect that happens to most websites like, When you go from full screen in your browser and start shrinking your browser the website tries to stay on screen untill you are breaking the pictures.

Like go to yahoo and and start making the webpage smaller

[ShallowHeartNB]

last writer wins

[MrBushxd]

Thanks bucky..

order really matters in most of the programming language ..

[VallardX]

@megametalpriest If you have 100 pages on your site, and want change the color of the title of ONE of these pages, you can use use this. =P

[Israel9068]

i didnt think about this before, it helps more thanks.

[basje1]

overriding styles can be really usefull.

Say you have a normal webshop and just an general stylesheet with everything in it.

Now you just want to change the background color and h1 styles voor lets say VIPS you can just use a few lines of css code to override only those tags. So you don't have to make a totally new one