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WordPress question? Using CSS, if I use, for example, .sidebar .widget-title { font-family: roboto}...?
..am I telling the browser to change the font to Roboto only for widget titles in the sidebar, or am I telling the browser to change the font in the sidebars and to change the font for all the widget titles, regardless of where the widgets may be?
New to CSS. Just for fun. Thanks!
1 Answer
- ChrisLv 73 years agoFavorite Answer
That depends on whether you use a comma or not.
.sidebar .widget-title { font-family: roboto}
applies to every class="widget-title" somewhere inside class="sidebar"
.sidebar, .widget-title { font-family: roboto}
applies to every class="widget-title" and every class="sidebar"