Welcome to the world of CSS selectors and specificity!
In this series of slides, we'll unravel the mysteries behind styling web elements using CSS selectors and understand how specificity plays a crucial role in determining which styles take precedence. Let's dive in and level up your CSS game!  

Selector Basics   
Selectors target HTML elements for styling. Here's a basic example using the element selector:

Class Selectors    
Classes allow you to target specific HTML elements.
Here's how you can use a class selector:

ID Selectors   
IDs provide a unique identifier for elements. Example of an ID selector:

Attribute Selectors     
Select elements based on their attributes. Example of an attribute selector:

Combining Selectors    
Combine selectors to target specific elements precisely. Example of combining selectors:

Specificity      
Specificity determines which CSS rule is applied to an element. It's crucial to understand this concept for effective styling.

Specificity Hirarchy   
Specificity determines which CSS rule is applied to an element. It's crucial to understand this concept for effective styling. 
Here's the CSS specificity hierarchy from least specific to most specific:

!important Rule 
The !important rule can override specificity but should be used sparingly. Example of using !important