Accidentally Defining the Same Class Twice If you accidentally define the same class twice in internal CSS , like this: <style> .blogger { color: blue; } .blogger { color: red; } </style> The rule that appears last wins — because of the CSS cascade order . So in this case → the text will be red . How to Make One .blogger More Powerful 1️⃣ Use an ID (Very Strong) #main .blogger { color: red; } Specificity: #main .blogger → 0,1,1,0 IDs are stronger than classes, so this overrides: .blogger → 0,0,1,0 2️⃣ Duplicate the Class (Hacky but Works) .blogger.blogger { color: red; } This increases specificity. CSS Specificity Difference 0,0,1,0 vs 0,0,2,0 What Do These Numbers Mean? Specificity format: (A, B, C, D) Position Represents Example A Inline style style="" B ID selectors #main C Class / attribute / pseudo-class .blogger, [typ...