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I would like to know this... Put put I have a project here that is being needed to use, (really necessary.). Someone would have some answer for that:
Making it clearer, I would like to know if the use of !Important;css decreases performance of the same.
Example:
That one:
.test {
display block;
}
Spin faster than that?
.teste {
display: block !Important;
}
If so, would you tell me why?
You can better contextualize and illustrate your problem?
– gato
I edited it to make it clearer.
– Lucas de Carvalho
I venture to say that if your application needs the use of
!importantit is poorly structured and thus many other points will influence more on the performance than the asked.– Woss
Weighs 11 bytes more. P
– Inkeliz
No, @Andersoncarloswoss, it’s straight, but I don’t know why the CSS here isn’t obeying the waterfall. He’s taking what’s on top first, instead of what’s on the bottom.
– Lucas de Carvalho
The
!importantbreaks the cascade and why its use is discouraged. For practical purposes, it is better not to even know that it exists. That’s why I say if you need to use it, the CSS must be wrong. But it’s my opinion.– Woss
Could you give me a feedback (if possible) if it is badly formatted? https://i.imgur.com/cLRH7bo.png and https://i.imgur.com/Cijlyoa.png put is ok, but as you can see there, every time I have to call a different H1, it doesn’t respect the cascade, so I have to use Important. the big-title use to format the headers. I will maybe take the formatting of the big-title H1
– Lucas de Carvalho