I also keep a util.css file in every project, for classes like "util-no-margin" or "util-upcase", for usage in one-off constructs which don't repeat through the site. important is in all of the declarations because why not.
so personally I have nothing against important, I just consider it a bad habit because it's widely seen as "dirty" and such.
but, you know, it's just css at the end of the day.
Been there, make your selectors more accurate.
its not due to my own css but mostly:
I also keep a util.css file in every project, for classes like "util-no-margin" or "util-upcase", for usage in one-off constructs which don't repeat through the site. important is in all of the declarations because why not.
so personally I have nothing against important, I just consider it a bad habit because it's widely seen as "dirty" and such.
but, you know, it's just css at the end of the day.
Yes, when another file is using !important, you have to use it and I completely agree that it's just css :D