I am trying to style posts on my website, but when I try to change font size with media function in CSS I can't seem to change font size for h2. When I go to "inspect element" and navigate to "style" section I see that my styling for fon-size is crossed. What does that mean?
I am trying to style posts on my website, but when I try to change font size with media function in CSS I can't seem to change font size for h2. When I go to "inspect element" and navigate to "style" section I see that my styling for fon-size is crossed. What does that mean?
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Reset to default -1It's being overwritten by the line at the top. You can see from the bit on the end of the filename that the your media query CSS is on line 133, but the CSS that's overwriting it is on line 182. Because they use the same selector (.posts h2) the last one will take precedence, according to the rules of specificity. You either need to remove the line on 182, or move your new CSS below it.