In the BlueGriffon window (or in the web browser preview window, after Saving the file and reloading the tab or page within browser) you will observe three different background colors for the various list items. T his illustrates another aspect of the hierarchical overrides in CSS; an embedded style rule which has more specificity (e.g. it applies to items only with class="no") takes precedence over an embedded style which is applied to all elements (e.g. all list items within a given file). T his tutorial will not illustrate each of the techniques for determining precedence, and therefore the displayed or rendered style, when multiple style rules match a given item. But there is a well-defined priority for predicting the deterministic outcome, regardless of which web browser is interpreting the style rules (in the absence of implementation errors within the browser).