The only way to override an inline style from a stylesheet is to use the ________ rule or use a more specific selector.
- !important
- cascade
- inherit
- override
In CSS, the cascade rule is the only way to override an inline style from a stylesheet. It follows the order of specificity, and a more specific selector will take precedence.
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