You don't want to rely on selector lists like this too often. Usually you are better off using a single selector that targets all the elements you want. This can sometimes be done with default selectors: h2 { } or you can create a new class for them all to share in the html.
You don't want to rely on selector lists like this too often. Usually you are better off using a single selector that targets all the elements you want. This can sometimes be done with default selectors: h2 { } or you can create a new class for them all to share in the html.
https://github.com/rpartap/prj-rev-bwfs-dasmoto/blob/master/Dasmoto's%20Arts/Resources/css/style.css#L2-L3