3 Things (Almost) No One Knows About CSS

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Off the top of my head, only combinators do not have specificity. So >, +, etc.

It’s not an HTML element, class, ID, pseudo class, or pseudo element. So thus it HAS no specificity :slight_smile: .

You could have

table tr > td{}
table tr td{}

And the only thing that would ever allow the first rule to work is if you put it latter (ok ignore !important.)

So that means that the table tr>td{} is 0003 specificity while the table td:first-child{} is 0012 specificity. Order will not matter there.