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Skylar_J4: Small CSS Issue

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Hi Ciaran,

I have a small issue with Skylar's CSS: I tried to adjust the padding-bottom for class ".contentbottom .module_surround". But this is hard-coded with an "!important" in nexus.css:

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Would it have negative effects to remove the !important there?

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Rolf
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Hi Ciaran,

will you remove the !important directive from nexus.css (lines 2079 and 2082, see screenshot above) in the next version of Skylar_J4? To do so would help me a lot, because then I can change the values in custom.css without fiddling around with the nexus.css versions on each template update.

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Rolf
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Hi Rolf

We have created a new update for our Skylar template including this amendment.

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Hi Rolf

I can't think of any negative affect if removed.

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