You have a style rule with a class selector that is not being applied, even though another rule with three type selectors is applied to the same element. What could be the reason based on specificity?
- Class selectors have higher specificity than type selectors.
- Specificity is not a factor in CSS rule application.
- The order of the rules in the stylesheet determines the application.
- Type selectors have higher specificity than class selectors.
In CSS, class selectors have higher specificity than type selectors. Therefore, if a class selector rule is not being applied, but a rule with three type selectors is, it's likely because the class selector rule has a lower specificity.
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