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Is there a way to neutralize CSS rules for an element without overriding everything?
For examble, I’m using Twitter Bootstrap and it has many pre-defined CSS definitions for table. In some places, I don’t want them.
On certain table elements, I’m wondering if I can do something like this:
<table style="default"></table>
You can not neutralize CSS rules whithout overriding. So you have to do as you suggested in the answers above.