Css Priority
See original GitHub issueHey,
currently the generated stylesheet
is inserted as the first child of head
, however shouldn’t it be inserted as the last child?
For example, if we have different stylesheets already loaded like bootstrap in the head
. Then the generated stylesheet
would still be the first child in the head and based on the precedence of css, bootstrap would override blazorstyled
, if both wanted to change the style of the same element.
Maybe i overlooked something in the documentation, so is there a possibility to move the generated stylesheet
to the bottom of the head
so that it has a higher precedence?
https://css-tricks.com/precedence-css-order-css-matters/
Thanks!
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Thanks @pgrm for the idea! I will document as soon as I fix #102
but you are setting found to true, once you’ve found a “matching” element:
https://github.com/chanan/BlazorStyled/blob/30b23f61e8510f9b3af2e47bf9525c271f6d4939/src/BlazorStyled/Internal/Scripts.js#L168
and the condition for a “matching” element is simply
https://github.com/chanan/BlazorStyled/blob/30b23f61e8510f9b3af2e47bf9525c271f6d4939/src/BlazorStyled/Internal/Scripts.js#L164-L167
this can be faked for any element, if you know the attribute name.
As a matter of fact, I’ve just tried it out and I was able to change the default location for the BlazorStyled element to any place I wanted, just by defining an
<style data-blazorstyled-priority="-1"></style>
in my head.Try it out for yourself, if you don’t believe me. But I think this is the perfect solution to this problem.