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unless the site already did that, so you'll have to out-override them by applying an id to the outer html tag and doing the ol' #useroverride#useroverride#
by smegsicle 5y ago
unless the site already did that, so you'll have to out-override them by applying an id to the outer html tag and doing the ol'
#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride#useroverride * {user-select: all !important]
or whatever
- pineconewarrior 5y agoHowever if the style is inlined to the element and given an !important, you're SOL.
- invalidusernam3 5y agoJavaScript
- pbhjpbhj 5y agoSurely the cascade means that the user applied style with the same 'score' takes preference?