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My understanding is that using element.class should allow for a specific element assigned to a class to receive different "styling" than the rest of the class. This is not a question about whether this should be used or not, but rather I'm trying to understand how this selector is intended to work. From looking at a ton of examples on the internet, I believe the syntax is correct and do not understand why this is not working. Here is an example: CSS: h2 { color: red; } .myClass { color: green; } h2.myClass { color: blue; } HTML: <h2>This header should be RED to match the h2 element selector</h2> <div class="myClass"> <h1>This header should be GREEN to match the class selector</h1> <h2>This header should be BLUE to match the element.class selector</h2> </div>
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