Normally I write my own tutorials, however, the purpose of declaring !important in CSS is a bit tricky to explain. Rather than writing my own confusing and vague explanation of it, I’ll let someone else do it better.
What does !important mean in CSS? from About.com
Subeta provides a div to put all of your pet information in – it’s called #pet_desc. But what if you want to have several different divs for different information, and position them all separately? Not a problem.
The Statistics section on pet profiles is a really neat feature, and a creative use of an HTML unordered list. (Yes, those cool stat bars are essentially just a fancy list!) There are lots of things we can do to customize the section, and this post will be essentially a “code dump” for the stat bars.
I see a lot of people having issues coding pet profiles. This is mostly due to the fact that Subeta utilizes a “fluid” layout, which means that the width of the layout will adjust to your browser window size. This makes coding “static” (one-size; unchanging) pet profiles difficult if you’re not a strong coder. I’ve written a short “reset” code that should make coding a static pet profile a bit easier.
What the code will do:
