insert css as first to allow easy css styling without important #301
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When could we merge this? I think it's a good change 👍 |
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+1 for this change. I've been increasing the specificity to change the default styles. Ideally I wouldn't have to do that (same as using the |
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@huumanoid what do You think? |
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hi @aronhelser this fix will be publish? |
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Yes, in the next day or two - there are a few other PR's I'd like to get in
as well.
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As in title.
It will lower it's specificity to minimum. So no !important will be needed.