2 css files? Theme css file gets override by another css file that I can not edit

I wasted quite some time already to fix this problem. I somehow have a Wordpress css file that overrides the css of my themes css. See attached image:

At the top is the css which screws with my design. Below is the color I would actually want within the css file of my theme. I can edit the 2nd css file, but how can I edit the other file?

Best regards

Julian

Topic css Wordpress

Category Web

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answered at

Make the CSS rule of style.css win over the rule of the other file. To do so you can add the selector of a parent element of #header, or an !important after the color. These two examples would work:

body #header{background-color:#ffe600}

#header{background-color:#ffe600 !important}

Better adding the selector of a parent element, rather than adding an !important.

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