N00b-y CSS question.

[GilloD]

Let's say I have two style sheets- a.css and b.css. If a.css says

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p .headline {
font-size:x-small;}
and b.css says

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p .headline{
font-family: helevtica;}
Does headline become an EXTRA SMALL HELVETICA style or just HELVETCIA.

My question is, if the styles don't contradict (i.e., setting size to x-small in A and x-large in B), do they just "add up"?

I ask because I have some tightly styled text for our website, but now I need to add a CMS wrapper to a lot of those paragraphs. I suppose I could just tuck them into a <span>, but I'd like to reduce waste by just defining certain attributes for that CMS class.

[GilloD]

I'm so stupid. I can just call two classes, apparently. IE

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<div id="regclass cmsclass">

[GilloD]

You can do that, but also make sure you spell helvetica correctly

SEMANTIC WEB MY ASS. No ones gonna hold me down.

Thanks

[Joe Molotov]

Use the AWP.

[Vizzys]

might want to add "arial" or "san-serif" in addition, because the exact font helvetica isnt on all computers

[Tauntaun]

Am I the only one who thought this was about Counter Strike Source? 

[T234]

I did for a second, tauntaun, and I thought the question was gonna be how do I turn into an Asian or some shit.

[GilloD]

might want to add "arial" or "san-serif" in addition, because the exact font helvetica isnt on all computers

It'll be in Japanese, so it doesn't matter. I was just being generic.

[Vizzys]

lol ok

[Powerslave]

lol what a css noob

[Tauntaun]

I did for a second, tauntaun, and I thought the question was gonna be how do I turn into an Asian or some shit.

werd and not just any asian, you gotta be korean or like...canadian: