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KAMRAN IMRANLI
4,107 PointsWhere are the properties inherited from?
Hello to everyone. In the video, Guil mentions that there are two more values of "font-weight" property, which are lighter and bolder. And on the MDN it is written that they make the text lighter or bolder than the parent element. It is like a relative value. But to what are these values relative? What is the parent element?
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Steven Parker
231,269 PointsWhen an element is inside another element (which is commonly the case), the one inside is called a "child" element, and the one that surrounds it is known as the "parent" element. For example:
<div class="parent_of_paragraph">
<p>I'm a child element!</p>
</div>
KAMRAN IMRANLI
4,107 PointsSteven Parker Thanks for the explanation. But what if an element is not nested inside another element?
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsAll page content will be inside the <body>, and even the body is nested inside the <html> element (which is also known as the "root" element).
Happy coding!