I know how to declare .css and .html for a local template. but sometimes, 
you need to cascade a css statement to from one higher up. For example, if 
you have a class .small-widget in one template, which must behave a certain 
way if you declare .scroll-mode in the <body> element. 

.scroll-mode .small-widget {
      font: .....;
}

You wouldn't want to declare .scroll-mode in your local template style 
interface, because the class name would no longer match that declared in 
the <body> element. How to accomplish this?

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