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I have a large CSS file for which I would like to add !important to every CSS property. Is there one-line shortcut to make a whole .css file !important?
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No. Also, don't overuse
!important: it should be a last resort. The effect of applying!importantto all CSS declarations is equivalent to having no!importantadded to each declaration.Use more specific selectors (
#id) instead of adding!importantif you want a certain property to take precedence.If your goal is to override styles by importing another stylesheet, you should use the order of precedence.
Here the
style.cssis the original andstyle-override.csswould contain your new custom css. These styles will override the styles fromstyle.css. This means you won't need to use!importantbecause the style is overwritten.Alternatively you could add in a CSS reset to remove all styles and build on-top of that.
Check out a CSS reset at http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/ and add it to reset.css.
No. Using !important should only be in specific no-other-way cases. It is not intended to be applied to a whole stylesheet document.
If you are thinking about overwriting so many rules why not just not include the rules you want to overwrite?
Is it not possible to move the CSS file link to be the last one being referenced and hence takes precedence over all other CSS files above it?