Is there a good reason why dynatree is setting some CSS to !important

[John Nikho]

I am trying to override the span.dynatree-active <a> background color but i am not able to because UI.Dynatree .css has set the backgound-color and color with the !important rule.  What was the initial thought here?

span.dynatree-active a

{

background-color: #3169C6 !important;

color: white !important; /* @ IE6 */

}

[mar10]

can't remember, but the comment suggests that I didn't find another way to make it work wit IE6...

If you don't have a better solution, I can modify the CSS to apply it only when some 'fix-ie66' class is added to the dynatree container...

Please open an issue for that, if it sttops you.

Cheers 

Martin