Elements can pass typographic style information down to their children. You can set text styles on parent elements, which will cascade down, and you can override these styles on their child elements. It’s common to use this technique to set global font styles on the Body tag, to align text and other elements inside sections, and to override default link block styles. In this video, we'll show you three examples of how text style cascading works:
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Style cascading from the body tag
Style cascading from the section element
Style cascading from the link block

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