How can component scoped styles be used to style elements differently based on their location within the site while still maintaining style scoping? For example, when using a "heart like" item created in this course, how can padding be added specifically if the component is nested within the Twitter list we built, without affecting its appearance elsewhere? Is it possible to scope the styles for each scenario solely to this particular component?
/*
The styles below are in the heart.styles.css file, ensuring that they are scoped to the heart component. However, these styles act as global styles for the component and will apply regardless of where it is nested.
What is the best way to override these styles, specifically when the component is nested within another component? Using the parent component's CSS to override may not work due to scoping constraints. This dilemma raises concerns about having scoped and non-scoped styles scattered across different files, leading to potential confusion and specificity issues.
*/
.heart {margin: 0.1em 0 0 1.7em;}
I might be overlooking something obvious here, but finding a solution is not clear to me at the moment.