On 2011-11-23 11:59 AM, Sam L wrote:
It only appends rules, and it will automatically over-ride rules that
are already defined (the latest rule always has priority)
That statement is incorrect. Read about "specificity" in CSS:
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/cascade.html#specificity
(The "!important" keyword is just the highest specificity single
element. Except for being in the style attribute, rather than in a
sheet. Order is the lowest contributing element to specificity.)
> I notice I typed the important keyword wrong ... there should be no
semicolon
That also isn't strictly true. There definitely _should_ be, if there's
another declaration. With only one it's optional, but "should be no" is
going too far in my book.
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