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I’m trying to skin HTML output which I don’t have control over. One of the elements is a div with a style='overflow: auto' attribute.
Is there a way in CSS to force that div to use overflow: hidden;?
You can add
!importantto the end of your style, like this:This is something you should not rely on normally, but in your case that’s the best option. Changing the value in Javascript strays from the best practice of separating markup, presentation, and behavior (html/css/javascript).