External CSS override

[JeremyTiki]

What is the best way to work with external stylesheets, and give one prefference over the others? Meaning if I have something like this
/css/
mystyles.css
otherstyles.css

Now if both mystyles.css and otherstyles.css have h2 defined but each have different deffinitions, how could I make sure mystyles.css overrides otherstyles?

[dalecosp]

JeremyTiki;10978613 wrote:

What is the best way to work with external stylesheets, and give one prefference over the others? Meaning if I have something like this
/css/
mystyles.css
otherstyles.css

Now if both mystyles.css and otherstyles.css have h2 defined but each have different deffinitions, how could I make sure mystyles.css overrides otherstyles?

I'm pretty sure the last one referred would take precedence.

[bradgrafelman]

You could add '!important' after the most important rule. However, if two rules both have the '!important' tag then I believe browsers will default back to using the last rule applied.

See this W3C page for more info on '!important' tags.