If you have two conflicting CSS rules that point to the same element, how does CSS determine which one to apply?
- The first rule encountered in the stylesheet is applied.
- The last rule encountered in the stylesheet is applied.
- The rule with the highest specificity is applied.
- The rule with the most specific selector is applied.
When two CSS rules conflict and apply to the same element, the last rule encountered in the stylesheet takes precedence. This is known as the "cascading" nature of CSS.
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