I have a css file with this style:
.filefield-element .widget-edit {max-width: 70%;}
I wanted to increase the max-width without modifying that css file, so I created a custom css file with this style:
.filefield-element .widget-edit {max-width: 99%;}
In the "html/styles" pane, I see that the styles are listed in the correct order:
.filefield-element .widget-edit {
max-width: 99%;
}
.filefield-element .widget-edit {
float: left;
max-width: 70%;
}
However, "max-width: 99%" is not overriding "max-width: 70%". It seems that the more restrictive value (70%) is used, even when the less-restrictive value (99%) comes first.
Is there a way to override a max-width value with a larger (less restrictive) value?
You can override (unset) max-width with
.foo{ max-width:none; }
... to clear any inherited max-width.