On Thursday, August 27, 2020 at 8:54:30 AM UTC-7, Mat wrote:
>
> Keep the $:/tags/Stylesheet tags. Click one of them to see the global
> title list of tiddlers using that tag. And, you can rearrange the titles
> there so to ensure that your stylesheet is placed below the other one. That
> is how it is evaluated later and "wins", it has the same specificity.
>
> Another way is to increase it's specificity. In this specific case I'd
> probably go this route and use !important, i.e like so:
> .graybox {foo !important;}
>
Yet another way:
Define your style override like this:
.myStyles .graybox { your styles here }
Then, you can add your class ("myStyles") to the PageTemplate by creating a
global macro tiddler (tagged with $:/tags/Macro) containing:
\define containerClasses()
tc-page-container tc-page-view-$(storyviewTitle)$ tc-language-$(
languageTitle)$ myStyles
\end
This will override the default "containerClasses" definition found
in $:/core/ui/PageTemplate.
Thus, any page content that uses class="graybox" will automatically be
within
a wrapper that has a class of "myStyles", and your definition of .graybox
will
take precedence due to increased specificity.
-e
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