It's so funny, but as I become an exponentially better and better programmer, I start finding myself more and more drawn to stuff like this that someone put together in 2 days and is billed as "light weight" over any other feature than something with a trillion options already built for me.
Whenever a Javscript library throws a ton of inline !important css just to get their shit to look good, I'm like "now what am I supposed to do to make it look how I want it to look? To behave how I want it to behave? STOP IT!"
Maybe it would make things more confusing, but I've never understood why you can't just add extra !'s to !important and make it more important, like a z-index of importance. I can never see it getting very many levels deep, it's only REALLY for using other peoples code and overriding it where you can't get to it.
I strongly suspect that this would, amongst other things, encourage some particularly sloppy library maintainers to ship 'fixes' or indeed first versions with many rules marked with !!!!!!!!!!important, to avoid just this. :/
I completely agree with you. For this exact reason I've made this plugin modular. Which means that you can include only parts that actually use, both from JS part (thanks to Grunt) and from CSS part (thanks to Sass).
Whenever a Javscript library throws a ton of inline !important css just to get their shit to look good, I'm like "now what am I supposed to do to make it look how I want it to look? To behave how I want it to behave? STOP IT!"