> In that situation, it's used to ensure that your block will display correctly across thousands or millions of websites and not fall victim to some awkward accidental local CSS rule like `#body #content #post strong {}`
Yeah, and possibly break font-size and contrast changes for the visually impaired, if it's not scoped right - break printing ... in general I'd say you're more likely to create an issue than not, using !important.
Yeah, and possibly break font-size and contrast changes for the visually impaired, if it's not scoped right - break printing ... in general I'd say you're more likely to create an issue than not, using !important.