The C in CSS stands for Cascade. It's inherently designed to, uh, cascade.
Though it makes your life more difficult, I think your best bet may be to
declare all your rules with explicit selectors:
e.g. for every other thing on the page, do...
#path .to .item input { }
...not just a blanket...
input { }
otherwise the main rule overrides.
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