css-classes sequence with Trinidad skinning

[vogeljo <jv...@sequax.net>]

Hi, i happen to notice that with trinidad skinning my own css-classes are
listed in the first place and therefore were overwritten by the following
default trinidad css-classes: <div class="myClass af_navigationPane_bar">
To ensure that a navigationPane-link will be rendere in my css-style i have
to write 

.myClass af|navigationPane::bar-active-enabled
af|navigationPane::bar-content A {
	color: #000;
}

I would like to know if i got that right or if there are easier ways to get
that result? 
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Re: css-classes sequence with Trinidad skinning

[David Übelacker <da...@uebelacker.eu>]

Hi,

not really better, but with !importent you can also solve this problem:

.myClass A {
  color: #000 !important;
}


David

vogeljo schrieb:
> Hi, i happen to notice that with trinidad skinning my own css-classes are
> listed in the first place and therefore were overwritten by the following
> default trinidad css-classes: <div class="myClass af_navigationPane_bar">
> To ensure that a navigationPane-link will be rendere in my css-style i have
> to write 
>
> .myClass af|navigationPane::bar-active-enabled
> af|navigationPane::bar-content A {
> 	color: #000;
> }
>
> I would like to know if i got that right or if there are easier ways to get
> that result? 
>