override.css need !important in 80% cases

Hi,
I kinda dont understand the use of override.css when on at least of 80% of new lines I need to put !important so it work.

Shouldnt this css file be the latest loaded in the load order and have top priority?

Thanks,
Gorast

Only one reason - if you want to have possibility to update template without worries.
But if you want to remember about template.css and other .css files -- forget about override.css

Almost all template frameworks have this same "problems"
so maybe build templates from scratch if you are tired.

Second problem, because css from modules are loaded under template files.

Wow Chill man, I just wanted to learn how it works, not to punch you in the nuts.

Gorast

Heheh, I know this wasn't an attack nor mine.

Unfortunately, sometimes you have to use !important - especially if you are using external - additional modules or components.
And sometimes also our code is not perfect so (!important) may help.
Check on front-page in which order css files are loaded it will help you understand why...

Have a nice day/night. I'm going sleep.

Hi,
Is it wise to use !important on all the lines in override.css?

P.S. Since this is an old post and the link to Do's & Dont's in this forum page doesn't work so I couldn't find out that I could DO post reply in old posts or DON'T!

And is it was wise to use !important on in template.css by GK developer. Hmm..
But in override sure, sometimes you don't have choice.