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CSS !important

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The CSS !important rule is used to place utmost importance to CSS values or property such that it overrides any other previous styling for that specific element.

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Overriding !important - The only way an !important can be override is by declaring another !important rule with the same or higher level of specificity.

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Specificity is an algorithm used by browsers which helps to determine the order or mark of CSS style to apply to a specific HTML element.

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