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I am working with a CMS (SquareSpace) and need all CSS removed from a particular page to start from scratch. Is there something I can put in the CSS that says something to the effect of 'ignore all prior css'?

The problem is there are elements I can't identify or find the class to (such as the header/logo/navigation at the top), and so I think it'd be easier to just start from nothing, because I can't interpret the messy SquareSpace code.

The webpage I'm trying to remove all CSS from is here:

https://jacobmardiphilpott.squarespace.com/google-plays-music-box

Thanks!

aj1t1
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  • I don't know anything about squarespace, but you can chain more css tags to overwrite the css that is present... – cport1 Nov 13 '14 at 16:41
  • here's how css specificity works https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Specificity – cport1 Nov 13 '14 at 16:41

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Tools like Opera Dragonfly or the Firebug extension for Firefox can help you identify elements on a web site and styles that are currently assigned to them. In Opera, for example, you it Ctrl + Shift + I to open Dragonfly. You can then hover elements with your mouse and get immediate feedback about the elements you are pointing at, their CSS selectors and current styles.

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