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Overriding css styles

‎08-17-2021 16:07

‎08-17-2021 16:07

I have a widget with css that defines the fill for the widget.

In my style.css I want to override that color.

I'm trying fill: #ffffff !important; 

Its not working...

Anyone know how to do this?

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‎08-17-2021 16:17

‎08-17-2021 16:17

!important isn't supported.

Make sure your selector's specificity is high enough.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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‎08-18-2021 13:30

In response to Gondwana

‎08-18-2021 13:30

Thanks Gondwana, 

Based on on your suggestion...

I think I'm going to wrap my element in my component in a svg and put the style at the parent svg.  Then my app css can target the child element of the svg directly.

 

 

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