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How come the css syntax/specifier
!important
Means the opposite of how it reads. (not important)

Can it just be a '!' since its already shouting the meaning.

.short {
height: 9px!
}

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  • 2
    @norman70688

    bool important = true;
    Console.WriteLine(!important);
    //Output: False
  • 2
    @norman70688 That's any self-respecting programming language except css
  • 1
    @norman70688, because in most programming languages, specially in the ones related to C, "!" is the logical negation, and it's used preceding the variables.
  • 0
    @JerreMuesli hey you can't fault us for trying.
  • 1
    it's meant to say I DON'T GIVE A SHIT ANYMORE, FUCK LOGIC AND FUCK CSS
  • 0
    @corjaantje maybe because css is not a programming language but a markup language. Just saying 🙄
  • 1
    Looks like the line is yelling 😢
  • 1
    @norman70688 he only said that !important, in any language, is read as not important, but why is it different in css, because it's read as important :')
  • 0
    Make a philosoraptor meme, it deserves it
  • 1
    @herlinaastari css is not a programming language.
  • 1
    @STRINIX Make a cereal guy meme, it deserves it
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