The !important rule in CSS

The keyword! Important is used to give higher priority to instructions, so that the following instructions can not overwrite it. It is given priority over all other specifications.

Let's see its syntax in an example:

p {
color: #000066 !important;
}

All the paragraphs <p> have the blue (# 000066) as the foreground color. The following instructions on the foreground color will not be valid.

The! Important rule should always be at the end of the declaration, that is, immediately before the period and as final (;) or the following statement (combined).

The instructions declared as! Important in the user's style sheet take precedence over the instructions in the author's style sheet, even when these are also accompanied by !important