Issue Update: Upon pushing the application to the development server, ASP includes injected styles that are overriding the necessary custom styles. One specific example is a wrapper div with an 'a' tag that overrides all styled 'a' tags and links within it. It would be a quick fix to apply 'none !important' to the CSS color module. By disabling this, everything resolves correctly. I could achieve this using jQuery or by moving all 'a' tag classes to the <head> with '!important' to override. I am curious if there are any thoughts or hacks for achieving a 'none' effect in this type of scenario.
Sometimes the situation/environment is beyond your control.
When you need to override a style.
Imagine you are trying to override a color assigned to a div. Will the following code be valid and work? Is there an alternative solution? Defining a new color is not an option as it will override colors of other 'a' tags
#HUGEwrapperdiv a {
color: none !important;
}