What is inherit in CSS?
Hi Macy,
In CSS, inheritance is a mechanism that determines how styles are applied to elements based on their position in the HTML document structure.
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In CSS, the inherit keyword is used to explicitly specify that an element should inherit the computed value of a property from its parent element. This allows you to create styles that cascade down the HTML document hierarchy, ensuring consistent styling across related elements.
CSS properties can be inherited from parent elements to their children. This means that if a parent element has a specific font or color set, its children will inherit these styles unless overridden. This can be useful for creating consistent designs and reducing the need for repetitive styling.