I agree that you often need to be pragmatic. Not that the keyword is the definition of grace in any way. If you have to overwrite something later you can append

I agree that you often need to be pragmatic. Not that the keyword is the definition of grace in any way. If you have to overwrite something later you can append it as the last !important gets precedence. I am no web developer and I honestly don't like html/css, even if I use it nearly exclusively for visualization by now. There is so much baggage that you basically have to know to be able to create efficient solutions. Wanted to visualize some data where you basically color small cells in a larger table. I used a HTML table tag and styled it with CSS. Big mistake! It was incredibly slow for something very simple, I had perhaps 50,000 cells. Little did I know about the background calculation of html table cells and I also did not know why no browser version of Excel derivative uses that tag to implement their grid. Of course you can say that everyone knows this. Doesn't change the fact of the severe baggage.