Which property in CSS is used to control how inherited values and set values are used by an element and its child elements?
- color
- display
- inherited
- position
The property used to control how inherited values and set values are used by an element and its child elements is the inherited property. It allows for the explicit declaration of whether a property should be inherited by child elements. This is particularly useful for managing the cascading nature of CSS.
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