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When two selectors would set a property for an element, if one of those selectors is important then it should take precedence over non-important selector. If they are both important, or neither are important, then specificity is enough.
I observed this issue when comparing generated emails against the output of the node
inline-css
library. Here's a simple playground input/output that demonstrates the problem:Note that if you reverse the order of the rule declarations, you get the correct behavior.