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CSSINHERITANCE

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Let’s startwith the

documenttree

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Before we explore inheritance, weneed to understand the

document tree.

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All HTML documents are trees.

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Document trees are made fromHTML elements.

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The document tree is just likeyour family tree.

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An ancestor refers to anyelement that is connected butfurther up the document tree.

Ancestor

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A descendant refers to anyelement that is connected but

lower down the document tree.

Descendant

Descendants

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A parent is an element that isconnected & directly above anelement in the document tree.

Parent

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A child is an element that isconnected & directly below anelement in the document tree.

Child

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A sibling is an element thatshares the same parent as

another element.

Parent

Siblings

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Next, a bitabout

CSS rules

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We also need to understand thebasics of CSS rules before

exploring inheritance.

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CSS rules tell browsershow to render specific elements

on an HTML page.

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CSS rules are made up offive components.

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The selector "selects" theelements on an HTML page that

are affected by the rule.

p { color: red; }

Selector

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The declaration block is acontainer that consists of

anything between (and including)the brackets.

p { color: red; }

Declaration block

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The declaration tells a browserhow to render any element on a

page that is selected.

p { color: red; }

Declaration

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The property is the aspect of thatelement that you are choosing to

style.

p { color: red; }

Property

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The value is the exact style youwish to set for the property.

p { color: red; }

Value

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Now…what is

inheritance?

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Inheritance is where specific CSSproperties are passed down to

descendant elements.

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To see inheritance in action, wewill use the HTML code below:

<p>Lorem <em>ipsum</em> dolor sit amet consect etuer.

</p>

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Note that the <em> element sitsinside the <p> element.

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We will also use this CSS code.Note that the <em> element has

not been specified.

p { color: red; }

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In a browser, the <p> and <em>elements will both be colored

red.

<em> element

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But why is the <em> elementcolored red when it has not been

styled?

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Because the <em> element hasinherited the color property from

the <p> element.

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Why isinheritance

helpful?

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Inheritance is designed to makeit easier for authors.

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Otherwise we would need tospecify properties for alldescendant elements.

p { color: red; }p em { color: red; }

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CSS files would be much largerin size, harder to create andmaintain as well as slower to

download.

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Are all CSSpropertiesinherited?

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No. All CSS properties arenot inherited!

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If every CSS property wasinherited, it would make things

much harder for authors.

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Authors would have to turn offunwanted CSS properties for

descendant elements.

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For example, what would happenif the border property was

inherited by default…

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and we then applied a border tothe <p> element?

p { border: 1px solid red; }

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The <em> inside the <p> wouldalso have a red border.

<em> element

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Luckily, borders are notinherited, so the <em> would not

have a red border.

<em> element

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Generally speaking, onlyproperties that make our job

easier are inherited!

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So, whichproperties are

inherited?

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The following CSS properties areinherited…

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azimuth, border-collapse, border-spacing,caption-side, color, cursor, direction, elevation,

empty-cells, font-family, font-size, font-style,font-variant, font-weight, font, letter-spacing,

line-height, list-style-image, list-style-position,list-style-type, list-style, orphans, pitch-range,pitch, quotes, richness, speak-header, speak-numeral, speak-punctuation, speak, speech-

rate, stress, text-align, text-indent, text-transform, visibility, voice-family, volume, white-

space, widows, word-spacing

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Yikes! That is a lot of properties.

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To simply things, let’s take a lookat some of the

key groups of properties.

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Text-related properties that areinherited:

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azimuth, border-collapse, border-spacing,caption-side, color, cursor, direction, elevation,

empty-cells, font-family, font-size, font-style,font-variant, font-weight, font, letter-spacing,

line-height, list-style-image, list-style-position,list-style-type, list-style, orphans, pitch-range,pitch, quotes, richness, speak-header, speak-numeral, speak-punctuation, speak, speech-

rate, stress, text-align, text-indent, text-transform, visibility, voice-family, volume, white-

space, widows, word-spacing

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List-related properties that areinherited:

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azimuth, border-collapse, border-spacing,caption-side, color, cursor, direction, elevation,

empty-cells, font-family, font-size, font-style,font-variant, font-weight, font, letter-spacing,

line-height, list-style-image, list-style-position,list-style-type, list-style, orphans, pitch-range,pitch, quotes, richness, speak-header, speak-numeral, speak-punctuation, speak, speech-

rate, stress, text-align, text-indent, text-transform, visibility, voice-family, volume, white-

space, widows, word-spacing

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And, importantly, thecolor property is inherited:

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azimuth, border-collapse, border-spacing,caption-side, color, cursor, direction, elevation,

empty-cells, font-family, font-size, font-style,font-variant, font-weight, font, letter-spacing,

line-height, list-style-image, list-style-position,list-style-type, list-style, orphans, pitch-range,pitch, quotes, richness, speak-header, speak-numeral, speak-punctuation, speak, speech-

rate, stress, text-align, text-indent, text-transform, visibility, voice-family, volume, white-

space, widows, word-spacing

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Is font-sizeinherited?

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The simple answer is “yes”.However, font-size is inherited ina different way to many other

properties.

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Rather than the actual valuebeing inherited, the calculated

value is inherited.

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Before explaining how font-sizeinheritance works, we need to

look at whyfont-size is not directly

inherited.

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Let’s start with thesame sample of HTML code we

used earlier:

<p>Lorem <em>ipsum</em> dolor sit amet consect etuer.

</p>

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As before the <em>sits inside the <p>.

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Now, a font-size is applied to the<p> element only. The <em> has

not been specified.

p { font-size: 80%; }

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If the font-size value of 80% wereto be inherited, the

<em> would be sized to 80%of the <p> element…

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and the rendered documentwould look like this:

<em> element

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However, this is not the case!The <em> is the same size as the

<p>.

<em> element

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So how does inheritance work forfont-size?

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Let’s look at three examplesin action.

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We will use the same HTMLcode as before:

<p>Lorem <em>ipsum</em> dolor sit amet consect etuer.

</p>

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Which produces the samedocument tree as before.

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Example 1:Pixels

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The <p> element has been givena font-size of 14px.

Note: pixels are not recommended for sizing fonts due to accessibilityissues associated with older browsers such as IE5 and IE6.

p { font-size: 14px; }

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This pixel value (14px) overridesthe browsers default font-size

value (approx 16px). This newvalue is inherited by

descendants.

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element value calcuated value

default font size approx 16px

<body> unspecified approx 16px

<p> 14px 14px

<em> unspecified inherited value = 14px

So, the <em> element inherits the14px value.

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Example 2:Percentage

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The <p> element has been givena font-size of 85%.

p { font-size: 85%; }

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The browsers default font-size(16px) and the percentage value

(85%) are used to create acalculated value (16px x 85% =

13.6px). This calculated value isinherited by descendants.

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element value calcuated value

default font size approx 16px

<body> unspecified approx 16px

<p> 85% 16px x 85% = 13.6px

<em> unspecified inherited value = 13.6px

So, the <em> element inherits the13.6px calculated value.

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Example 3:EMs

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The <p> element has been givena font-size of .85em.

Note: Avoid using EMs for font-size values under 1em as IE5 renders thesevalues in pixels instead of EMs (.8em is rendered as 8px).

p { font-size: .85em; }

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The browsers default font-size(16px) and the EM value (.85em)are used to create a calculatedvalue (16px x .85em = 13.6px).

This calculated value isinherited by descendants.

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element value calcuated value

default font size approx 16px

<body> unspecified approx 16px

<p> .85em 16px x .85em = 13.6px

<em> unspecified inherited value = 13.6px

So, the <em> element inherits the13.6px calculated value.

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Those examples were too simple.What about more complexexamples using different

elements?

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Example 4:

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All elements have been specifiedusing percentage values.

body { font-size: 85%; }h1 { font-size: 200%; }h2 { font-size: 150%; }

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The browsers default font-size(16px) and the body percentagevalue (85%) are used to create acalculated value (16px x 85% =13.6px). This calculated value isinherited by descendants unless

new values are specified.

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element value calculated font-size

default font size approx 16px

<body> 85% 16px x 85% = 13.6px

<h1> 200% inherited value 13.6px x 200% = 27.2px

<h2> 150% inherited value 13.6px x 150% = 20.4px

<p> unspecified inherited value = 13.6px

<em> unspecified inherited value = 13.6px

The font-size inheritance inaction

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Using inheritancefor efficiency

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Authors can use inheritance towrite efficient CSS.

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For example, you can set thecolor, font-size and font-family on

the body element.

body { color: #222;font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-size: 90%;

}

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These properties will be inheritedby all descendant elements.

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You can then override theproperties as needed, specifying

new color values...

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body { color: #222;font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-size: 90%;

}

h1, h2, h3 { color: green; }h4, h5, h6 { color: black; }

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new font-family values...

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body { color: #222;font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-size: 90%;

}

h1, h2, h3 { color: green; }h4, h5, h6 { color: black; }

h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { font-family: georgia, times, serif;

}

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and new font-size values asneeded.

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}

h1, h2, h3 { color: green; }h4, h5, h6 { color: black; }

h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 { font-family: georgia, times, serif;

}

h1 { font-size: 200%; }h2 { font-size: 150%; }h3 { font-size: 125%; }#footer { font-size: 90%; }

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Now, go forth andinherit the world!

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We’re done!


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CSS Inheritance

CSS Inheritance

Modern WordPress development tools · Sass Syntactically awesome style sheets. Scripting language compiled into CSS. Includes features such as variables, nesting, mixins and inheritance

Modern WordPress development tools · Sass Syntactically awesome style sheets. Scripting language compiled into CSS. Includes features such as variables, nesting, mixins and inheritance

Full-Time Syllabus - Grace Hopper - Amazon Web Services · HTML/CSS/jQuery OO JavaScript, Inheritance & Prototypes Project Assignments Office Hours Week 1 Orientation/Ice Breakers

Full-Time Syllabus - Grace Hopper - Amazon Web Services · HTML/CSS/jQuery OO JavaScript, Inheritance & Prototypes Project Assignments Office Hours Week 1 Orientation/Ice Breakers

CSS: Cascading Style Sheets - elite.polito.it · Summary •Introduction •CSS syntax •CSS selectors •CSS cascading •CSS box model •CSS positioning schemes •Page layout

CSS: Cascading Style Sheets - elite.polito.it · Summary •Introduction •CSS syntax •CSS selectors •CSS cascading •CSS box model •CSS positioning schemes •Page layout

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13 Inheritance # 126 Inheritance - key definitions Key …smarteduhub.com/files/documents/13-Inheritance-Biolo… ·  · 2016-06-1213 Inheritance # 126 Inheritance - key definitions

CORBA-based Performance Management System - … · • System Architecture • Function Block Diagram • Interface Inheritance Hierarchy • Interface Examples • Naming Tree •

CORBA-based Performance Management System - … · • System Architecture • Function Block Diagram • Interface Inheritance Hierarchy • Interface Examples • Naming Tree •

Table of Contents · Table of Contents Preface Introduction to CSS A brief history of CSS Adding CSS to an HTML page Selectors Cascade Specificity Inheritance ... features like CSS

Table of Contents · Table of Contents Preface Introduction to CSS A brief history of CSS Adding CSS to an HTML page Selectors Cascade Specificity Inheritance ... features like CSS

CSS Inheritance - a simple step-by-step tutorial

CSS Inheritance - a simple step-by-step tutorial

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CSS HOME « W3Schools Home Next Chapter - Fadel K · CSS Pseudo-element CSS Navigation Bar CSS Image Gallery CSS Image Opacity CSS Image Sprites CSS Media Types CSS Attribute Selectors

WebCore: Architectural Support for Mobile Web BrowsingThe DOM tree, CSS style rules, and Render tree are those important data structures, and they are heavily shared across the kernels.

WebCore: Architectural Support for Mobile Web BrowsingThe DOM tree, CSS style rules, and Render tree are those important data structures, and they are heavily shared across the kernels.

Inheritance Version 1.0. Topics Inheritance Constructors and Inheritance Hiding Methods and Variables Designing with Inheritance.

Inheritance Version 1.0. Topics Inheritance Constructors and Inheritance Hiding Methods and Variables Designing with Inheritance.

CSS, CSS Selectors, CSS Box Model

CSS, CSS Selectors, CSS Box Model