Detailed explanation of css class selector class name override priority instance

• code

  <style>
     .a{
    background: red;
     }
     .b{
    background: yellow;
     }
  </style>
  <div class="a b">A</div>

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• Rendering effect
  

  At first I thought I would change the order of the class names in the class class in the element. The rendering effects will be rendered in sequence according to the class name

• code

  <style>
     .a{
    background: red;
     }
     .b{
    background: yellow;
     }
  </style>
  <div class="b a">A</div>

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• Rendering effects
  

  Changing the order of the class names in the element class does not affect the rendering order

• code

     <style>
     .b{
    background: yellow;
     }
     .a{
    background: red;
     }
     </style>
  <div class="a b">A</div>

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• Rendering effect
  

  Changing the order of classes in the style sheet will affect the rendering order

  Conclusion: The two classes have the same attribute coverage order, which is the order from bottom to top in the css style sheet

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