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Looking through the CSS for Codex, I find the following:<br>
<blockquote>#bodyContent div {<br>
background: none !important;<br>
border: none !important;<br>
font-size: 100% !important;<br>
padding: 0 !important;<br>
margin: 0 !important;<br>
}<br>
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These settings severely limit the ability to style DIVs. For example,
I'm trying to style a DIV to look like the PRE blocks with support for
word-wrap, just like the Codex:Styles page recommends. I can't do this
(easily) due to these rules. Also, certain elements lose their styling
due to this, such as the styling for draft copy.<br>
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Is there a reason for these rules being present?<br>
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Chris Jean
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