In “Learn More About CSS Pseudo Selectors By Building A Balance Sheet”:
Step 47:
" Rather than having to constantly double-check you are not overwriting your earlier properties, you can use the !important
keyword to ensure these properties are always applied, regardless of order or specificity.
Give each property in your span[class~="sr-only"]
selector an !important
keyword. Do not change any of the values."
Is this a good way, as I was told the !important keyword should be used only in exceptional situations? “Otherwise it is a sign of less qualitive codeing”.
What is the point-of-view on this nowadays in the world of development?