Try it first without the use of "!important". If you are inserting this at the bottom of the 'additional.css' template it should not be needed. If a modification loads it's CSS after 'additional.css' it would be required to override the modification, but this might hinder other postbit modifications one might load in the future. Please note @Ozzy47 is not wrong in his answer, as his answer has the best chance in working. Many users do not want a lecture on theory along with a working answer.
Hey! I tried it WITHOUT the !important and it did NOT work.. When I tried it with the exact code given by #ozzy47 it worked!
what does that mean? what does the !important thingy do anyways :S ?
10-04-2014, 10:42 PM
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