Your CSS is using the `!important` rule. Think of this as the 'nuclear option' for styling—it overrides everything else. While it can be a tempting quick fix, it makes your code very difficult to manage in the long run. It's a sign that your CSS structure might be too complex or disorganized.
.my-button { background-color: red !important; }Instead of using `!important`, make your CSS selector more specific. This gives it a higher priority naturally, without breaking the rules of CSS.
/* This is more specific and will override less specific rules */
#main-content .my-button { background-color: red; }Relying on CSS specificity instead of `!important` keeps your stylesheets predictable and maintainable. It follows best practices and will save you and your team headaches down the road.
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