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The Post Highlighting feature of SALR is really cool, but when using it in combination with a stylesheet override (via stylus), a lot of its functionality fails to work because the css rules contained within the stylesheet override the SALR styles (which are applied on the element level) due to the stylesheets author's use of the !important property.
As I imagine if a user had Post Highlighting enabled, they would want it to override whatever stylesheet they're using (be it the normal SA one or a custom one), do you think adding !important to the applied styles would be a good solution for this issue?
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The Post Highlighting feature of SALR is really cool, but when using it in combination with a stylesheet override (via stylus), a lot of its functionality fails to work because the css rules contained within the stylesheet override the SALR styles (which are applied on the
element
level) due to the stylesheets author's use of the!important
property.As I imagine if a user had Post Highlighting enabled, they would want it to override whatever stylesheet they're using (be it the normal SA one or a custom one), do you think adding
!important
to the applied styles would be a good solution for this issue?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: