material-ui and TypeScript: How to use !important?
You can just cast it. For example:
left: { display: "block", float: "left!important" as any,},or
left: { display: "block", float: "left!important" as "left",},Here's a playground example.
there are several ways to overstyle a MUI component. Simplest and straight forward is to apply a stlye on the component itself. an inline styled weights more specifity then the provided css. You would use it like this:
<Paper style={{display: 'block'}}...>If you want to make use of normal CSS:
import './style.css'and provide a class on the component
<Paper className="left"...>By this you will be able to use normal css like
left: { display: "block", float: "left!important",},I really recommand to think about the specifity and what to achieve with your styles, before you implement them, otherwise you will start a fight against MUI styles and this can get pretty nasty.Hopefully this helps, happy coding ;-)