! Important is a syntax defined in CSS1 to improve the application priority of a specified style rule. Syntax format {cssRule! Important} {* cssRule! Important} the css rule has become very popular today in the production of web pages. I used to understand it in the 'browser identification? 'stage, but I have not really studied it, but now it has changed. Here are several examples. Example 1: CSS # Box {color: red! Important; color: blue; padding: 30px; width: 300px; border: 1px solid pink;} Html <div id = "Box"> in different browsers, the color of this line should be different! </Div> you can understand this syntax in browsers that support this syntax, such as Firefox, Opera, and Chrome! The priority of important. The font color shows the red color, while the IE color shows the blue color. Because the IE browser does not recognize it! Important, not recognized by IE browser! Important, and! Important has a higher priority. Then let's look at the following example. We only need to switch the color attribute in the CSS style to the next order. What will happen if the Html code remains unchanged? CSS # Box {color: blue; color: red! Important; padding: 30px; width: 300px; border: 1px solid pink;} in this case, both the IE browser and the IE browser recognize the font color. Although the IE browser does not recognize it! Important, but it recognizes this sentence "color: red! In important; ", color: red. Therefore, in IE, the browser first identifies "color: blue" and then "color: red! The color: red in important; "overwrites the previous" color: blue ", so the font color is red.