css labels important! as error

[Roger]

Hi,

I have a 3 css entries based on the following

.m_text_RiskYellow .x-form-field {

         background-color:#E9E976 !important;

}

and Icenium labels the "!important" as an error - "Unexpected end of declaration"

Any way to get around this so the error don't show?

[Steve]

Hello Roger,

We can't reproduce such a problem in our local tests. Can you share a project which shows the issue at hand?

Regards,
Steve
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[Roger]

Hi,
attached is the style sheet I added to the app...hope it helps

[Zdravko]

Hi Roger,

Thanks for the file.
I found a few issues in your CSS which are causing errors and warnings and all of them are valid.
You can see them in this demo.

As my colleague already replied, the initial complaint for error is only reproducible if you have semicolon before the !important statement which is not the case in the provided code from your first post.

I hope I've been of assistance.

Regards,
Zdravko
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