Currently, I am facing a dilemma with a CSS rule in my file. The rule in question looks like this:
.someElement {
filter:gray(enabled=true) alpha(opacity=50);
-ms-filter:"gray(enabled=true) alpha(opacity=50)"
}
This specific rule is causing some trouble and I wish to eliminate it. However, editing the primary CSS File seems like a tedious task. Ideally, I would prefer to create a secondary CSS file that can override or remove this problematic rule.
Do you think this can be achieved without resorting to JavaScript or any alternative method?