Sudev Gandhi

Do you know What does !important mean in CSS?, an "!important" declaration (the keywords "!" and "important" follow the declaration) this takes high precedence over a normal declaration. And can be framed in this way, this means that the styles are applied in order as they are read by the browser. CSS it tries to create a balance of power between author and user style sheets. By default, rules in an author's style sheet override those in a user's style sheet. But in CSS1, this is in other way round - Author "!important" rules took precedence over User "!important" rules. For Example: User's Style Sheet: 1: < style > 2: p { font-size : 2em !important; } 3: p { font-style : italic; } 4: < / style > Author's Style Sheet: 1: < style > 2: p { font-size : 3em; } 3: p { font-style : normal; } 4: < / style > If you see in the above i...