Controlling CSS inheritance can be done using various methods:
Direct Selector: Apply styles directly to the specific elements rather than relying on inheritance. For example, instead of setting the font-size on a parent element, set it directly on the child elements. Using !important: This can force a style to override other styles, but should be used sparingly as it can make debugging more difficult. CSS Reset: Use a CSS reset to clear all default browser styles, ensuring a clean slate.