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.. is there a way to get that style rule applied by using a more specific css selector, so you don't need important? In my experience, using !important will get in your way later, because you end up needing to overwrite a style in some child element, but the parent set up the style using !important so you're stuck with it.
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I think it's a good idea to find ways to not need !important in your css. For example, in this style block:
mpcc-assistant/src/client/components/notifications/notifications.css
Lines 28 to 30 in 6c0d9f5
.. is there a way to get that style rule applied by using a more specific css selector, so you don't need important? In my experience, using !important will get in your way later, because you end up needing to overwrite a style in some child element, but the parent set up the style using !important so you're stuck with it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: