CSS can’t be overwritten, no matter how ; WordPress with responsive style_options.php

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So my problem is awkward, I have a WordPress website on which I can’t overwrite CSS. On which I’ve added a google font.

The problem is that sometimes when I want to overwrite a CSS using either a id and class selector, or embeding style into html, the font get’s always overwritten.

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How to overwrite css (font-face) which is coded in css in style_options.php which generates options.css.

Did anybody solve this problem already?

Thank you for answers!

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  1. Strictly speaking, if you want your attribute not to get overwritten, you need to use !important like so:

    p {
    color: blue!important;
}
#myid {
    color: red;
}
<p id="myid">This text is blue.</p>

    But i think you should check in your theme’s option, there’s gotta be some way to edit within wordpress such things as the font. (thanks Vineet Kaushik for pointing that out)