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BLOG CATEGORY: CSS | Posted on: August 28th, 2011 |
I recently discovered that CSS allows the use of !important on inline styles.
My issue at the time was I was having to use !important on a particular tag to get new properties to hold from parent definitions. !important by nature overwrites any inine definitions.
But if you need to override the already over-ridden, you can use !important on your inline style to do this. Not something you need every day but I always find if I write something down I tend to remember it.
That last bit was not !important!
