It depends a little on your setup and how you add classes & ids. One good
"rule" is to add an ID to every main element below your ".container"
(example: header, main-content, footer, etc.) and then classes to every
sub-element container in there (example: menu, logo, etc.). This way you
override blueprint css specifications with ease: Just go for a higher
specifity with your custom stylesheet and load it after blueprint
stylesheets were loaded. Then override the following definitions:
table {margin-bottom:; width:;}
th {font-weight:;}
th, td, caption {padding:;}
thead th,tbody tr:nth-child(even) td, tbody tr.even td,caption
{background:;}
tfoot {font-style:;}
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