I don't generally engage in meta arguments, but HN is not the place for gentle Smashing Magazine intros to something as basic as CSS selectors. The only thing worth reading from the article might be the specificity portion, but it's usually more than enough to say:
http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/CR-css3-selectors-20011113/#select...
I don't generally engage in meta arguments, but HN is not the place for gentle Smashing Magazine intros to something as basic as CSS selectors. The only thing worth reading from the article might be the specificity portion, but it's usually more than enough to say:
id > class > else