What does "cascading" mean in Cascading Stylesheets (CSS)?
Read OriginalThis article explains the concept of 'cascading' in CSS, describing it as the algorithm browsers use to resolve conflicts when multiple styles from different sources (user agent, author, and third-party stylesheets) target the same element. It covers key factors like stylesheet import order and selector specificity that determine which style rules ultimately take precedence.
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