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Contrived example, but one that probably accounts for a LOT of the !importants are utility classes, say .bold. If you put on that class you want to be sure it's
by manyxcxi 10y ago
Contrived example, but one that probably accounts for a LOT of the !importants are utility classes, say .bold. If you put on that class you want to be sure it's getting applied, regardless of the styles which may come before or after it.
- igotsideas 10y agoCould that be avoided if the design of the framework would of kept specificity in mind or does that not matter in that case?