Catch all the text in one css declaration
I'm trying to catch all the elements of my website in one css declaration. It's a Drupal websites with a billion p's, a's, li's, ul's, strong's, all kinds of div's,...
So, pretty easy I thought and I added this in my css:
body.i18n-zh-hans {
color开发者_StackOverflow: red;
}
But for some freakishly reason, the site doesn't move a muscle.
What's the proper declaration to catch ALL the text in just 1 CSS declaration?
Worst case scenario, I would have to declare everything on its own no? Like:
body.i18n-zh-hans, #main p strong a li ul {
color: red;
}
UPDATE
So, Basically, I just want to override all, in this example, the colors of the font in the whole website!
Thanks in advance
You'd want to make that declaration !important
, so it'd override any more "specific" styles specified elsewhere in your CSS. Remember that CSS has precedence rules, and "more specific" matches will have higher priority than "less specific" ones.
body.i18n-zh-hans {
color: red !important;
}
* {
your style..
}
and you got to be the last rule in the list..
and there might be some inline styles, those will override..
tested it a bit out and figured out that everything you define in it needs !important..
Here you go: If body is the biggest box in the box model. Get it? You want to target the big container. Try firebug. It's a great tool. You can even edit the css on the browser to instantly change the website (not permanent though).
body {
color: red !important;
}
This was the one and only solution!
.i18n-zh-hans * {
font-size: 99% !important;
}
Thanks to everyone who participated this discussion.
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