We have a complex fusebox app to which we're trying to change the appearance
of several embedded pages.  For instance, a welcome page displays content at
100% while a related page shows the content at 70% width.
What I'd like to do is replace the CSS selectors specs to display the
content as a computed style.  But the way to do that is to add a style sheet
that replaces the selectors _after_ the default file of styles.

Since this is a fusebox app, I can add the correct style.css to replace the
selectors in the circuit needed, but fusebox.head.write has them in (what I
would assume to be) reverse order.  The circuit css file link is first,
while the root circuit is last.

Examing the fusebox diagram process, I would have thought each
fbx_settings.a4d file is additive (FIFO?).

Is there a way to have the css files load in the order of hierarchical
circuits?  Or am  I approaching this issue incorrectly?

Thanks,

Michael Check
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