Nope. Even if I do !important. The element has this style added apparently within the HTML side:
color: #4163ac !important;right: 0em;
Nope. Even if I do !important. The element has this style added apparently within the HTML side:
`color: #4163ac !important;right: 0em;`
"This is why !important is considered harmful"
"This is why !important is considered harmful"
.links a[style] { color: #00FFFF; }
Does that even work?
.links a[style] { color: #00FFFF; }
Does that even work?
Nope. If only the Poal devs didn't pull this kind of shit on us.
Nope. If only the Poal devs didn't pull this kind of shit on us.
Ok, so last shot
.links a[style*="color: #4163ac !important"] { color: white !important; }
Or maybe this
.links a[style*="color: #4163ac !important;right: 0em;"] { color: white !important;right: 0em; }
Ok, so last shot
.links a[style*="color: #4163ac !important"] { color: white !important; }
Or maybe this
.links a[style*="color: #4163ac !important;right: 0em;"] { color: white !important;right: 0em; }
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