Reading Notes on CSS Things 1_html/css_WEB-ITnose

When it comes to selectors, I only know that class selection conforms to the ID selector, but I am not very clear about the priority of the selector. Below, excerpt from the example in the book:

Set the !important keyword statement on the attribute to increase the weight of the attribute. Properties declared with the !important keyword have the highest priority.

Example:

p{ color:blue; }

p .myColor{color:black;}

.myColor{color:yellow;}

#myColor{color:red;}

p=1

p .myColor=1 10=11

.myColor=10

#myColor=100

style="color:green;"=1000

The color labeling part is easy to make mistakes. I always thought that the color of the second label had a higher priority. .