ccs important

The CSS important property is used to give a property greater weight (importance) than a regular property. The !important keyword in CSS says “this is important,” so ignore all other rules and apply the !important rule instead. The !important keyword must appear at the end of the line, right before the semicolon.

In other words, it elevates the value of all the sub-properties represented by the shorthand property.

A rule defined in an external style sheet that is overridden by a style defined in the document’s head, which is then overridden by an inline style within the element itself in typical use (assuming equal specificity of the selectors).

Using the !important property to define a rule that ignores the usual concerns about the later rule overriding the previous ones. So, it is used for overriding the styles that are previously declared in other style sources, in order to achieve a certain design.

element {
    color: blue  !important;
    font-size: 14px !important; 
    ...
}