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Originally Posted by theducks
The question was answered (by others)
The order in the CSS (except for duplicate names) has no bearing on the issue.
The order in the CLASS= statement does.
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but that is simply not the case here - I posted a clear counter example
with this html - class="tx noindent" .....
and
with this order in css:
.noindent
.tx
the noindent did not work
i flip the order within .css to
.tx
.noindent
making NO changes to xhtml and then it did work.
the more detailed post is my last but 2.
as for "file has become such a soup of fragmented and overlapping CSS styles," - it is just your typical everyday calibre conversion!
so , in summary,I am using method 3 of your 4 methods but am finding that css order does matter, at least in this case.