@jloc14
No there is no CSS upgrade. The strikethrough indicates that style has been overridden using !important. Look further around the CSS to find what has overridden that particular style and make changes to that and then you should see the changes.
Also remember that CSS has priorities. Even if important! isn’t present, you can override CSS by being more specific, thus giving it a higher priority.
Example. When viewing a user’s activity page:
form#whats-new-form {
width: auto;
}
.activity form#whats-new-form {
width: 700px;
}
The second selector’s property would cancel out the first because it’s more specific.
Yeah and i think order the file is listed in the html doc also sets a priority so that if you load a two css files with identical rules, the second file’s definition will override the first.
Generally speaking most themes allow you to add your own css rules and redefinitons that will override anything in the files.
That works as well. Though I’m always skeptical about all browsers using the second property out of two identical selectors, so I end up using priority in other ways.
Ok, that makes sense. I’ll test it you thank you all!
