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We're not using heavy !important tags anymore as it's bad practice. So aggressive styling will override CB. There's no avoiding this except to change the styling to be less aggressive. All of our CSS has pretty strong weight by prefixing with our cb_template class and if that's not enough then changes are the styling that's breaking CB is using # selectors, which are also bad practice as their weight begins at like a 1000.OK, but the first point is that it was fine, with the same template, with CB 1.9.1
The problem only arose with the change to 2.0.3
Just change its selector to a reasonable class. Example as follows.Now I have to work out how to do the css to include the bullets, where needed, in general content and exclude them in comprofiler ul/li elements.
ul > li {
/* I'm going to style every single ul elements children li elements. */
}
#main ul > li {
/* I'm going to style every single ul elements children li elements under main ID. */
}
ul.MyClass > li {
/* I'm only going to style the ul elements with the MyClass CSS class and its children li elements. */
}
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