Well done CSS is a joy. And even crappy CSS is better than the old
HTML3 crap because it is trivial to override.
Trivial? OK, can you please explain how to override bad CSS?
First, simple question: How can you get a copy of the current CSS
being used to display the page that you are looking at?
Oh, right -- this page might contain several frames and iframes, each
of which has its own CSS rules. So if you did get a copy of the CSS
being used on this page, it would in fact have several sub-sets of
rules.
Then, you need some way to tell a browser to use your modified CSS
instead. I haven't seen this in any browser.
I have seen "Override all CSS, all over the web, with my set here".
But different sites will have different sets of rules and standards --
an override that fixes this site may break that site.
So tell me, how does the typical end-user override the CSS of a page
that makes it look ugly?
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