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Originally Posted by jackie_w
@Nick and @JSWolf,
As you are both determined that what I have to say is wrong, irrelevant or possibly both, then I'll leave you to your own misconceptions.
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Ho,who stop, I don't never,ever say you was wrong,I only say that I don't understand, I tried this !important flag with my old Sony (using an older RMDSK) and it worked like a charm.
So I fully say that you are right,I only don't understand why it worked first and don't do now.
The extra CSS was there
FOR ME to override settings that are in the .css, the only way to override the settings now, is to delete the ones that are wrong rather then override them with the !important flag.
So for sure I stop using that setting,but then the whole role/need for the extra css is gone (for me)
Adding settings with the extra css to the existing one, while this settings are with other values in that existing .css,doesn't override them if they are more heavvy.
So if there is an bottom-margin=10 setting in the original .css, a setting added (while the other is still there) with a lower value while leaving the original,doesn't work.
So yes, I have to stop using the !important setting
like you said because if it is in the .css the current version just (seems to) ignores the whole newly created .css
But then,there is no longer need for me using the whole extra css at all because it can only be used to add missing values in it,it does not overwrite existing ones.