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Why does h1 overide # header h1 in the css?

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Hi, just wondering why just having h1 defined in the css overides having # header h1??

 

Cheers.

 

Rich

It doesn't. Can you provide a snippet of your CSS?

Make sure h1{} is declared prior to #header h1{}

 

Other than that, i can only reiterate what's been said above.

 

Got a link, or example code?

I will re-re-iterate whats above. #header h1 is more specific so it should over ride any styles set for h1...

 

 

Kyle

I will re-re-iterate whats above.

 

Lol, sounds like a stutter... laugh.gif

Looking at your post, you have a space between the "#" and "header." If this is the same in your css code then theirs your problem.

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