> Not true. In the case of styles declared in a <style> element and styles
> declared in an external stylesheet, *all else being equal*, the latter
> declaration takes precedence.
>
This is precisely what I am saying. I don't know how you are connecting with
external style sheets but if you are using @import then it is always before any
other rules in the header or external style sheets. This means any subsequent
styles will override anything in the imported styles. This make sense
otherwise browser makers will start inventing their own way of interpreting the
guidelines.
Any way we seem to have gone outside the original question and so we should end
here before groups-papa tells us off to shut up.
hth
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