On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 9:03 AM, Eric Marden <
wp@...> wrote:
>
> You can override them with the !important flag, but I wouldn't really
> recommend it unless required.
>
>
...and if you think it is required, think again just to check it actually
is. You might be better increasing the specificity of your rules [1].
Ugh, I had to style a plugin (which shall remain nameless) the other week
and it's built in CSS seemingly had !important at the end of every line,
which then infected my CSS (to override it I had to start adding !important
everywhere) and the whole thing ended up looking like a dogs breakfast.
</moaning>
S
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