It used to be quite challenging to set the precedence of individual #CSS rules without a lot of headaches. (This encouraged the practice of authoring many small utility classes that do very little on their own.)

Thankfully, that’s no longer the case. Here’s a simple example: cloudfour.com/thinks/cowardly-…

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Cowardly Defaults and Courageous Overrides with Modern CSS

Let’s make a more useful utility class without giving up any versatility.

^{Cloud Four}