Scott Simmons said the following on 10/27/2013 04:12 PM:
Again, something is not right.
The way you've worded that it seems that the dynamic system reads the
shadow tiddlers then adds internally the css from the user defined
StyleSheet tiddler and then adds 'invisibly' the plugin styles.
That's the correct order.
That means that the plugin styles overrides the styles in SytleSheet.
Which seems backwards to me
Also correct.
Then how can a user override the styles initially defined by a plugin or
the base system?
A plugin may produce a pop-up which has its own background colour. It
may have an style which sets the background colour of the pop-up to
stand out from the plain white of the default theme, but what if, for
some reason, the end user has a theme whose background colour *is* the
same as that of the pop-up as the plugin author defined it. The user
needs to redefine the background colour of the pop-up so as to make it
stand out again.
That's what [[StyleSheet]] is for.
But that means [[StyleSheet]] **HAS** to be processed _after_ the styles
defined by the plugin.
That's why I assert the way you are saying it works seems backwards to me.
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