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system.menus.css has it's own styles for the menu block. How can I override this style?

Would creating a folder called CSS in my theme and adding a file system.menus.css override it?

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This question has already been answered here: drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/15853/… – Alfred Armstrong Mar 21 at 10:07

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add your css file through your themes's .info file

stylesheets[all][] = myStyle.css

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if i add here the name system.menus.css - will it be overrided? – Hello Mar 21 at 8:25
no. make it unique name – monymirza Mar 21 at 8:26
so it looks like i need to override it manually writing the same class and override styles... – Hello Mar 21 at 8:26
yes i think it will help – monymirza Mar 21 at 8:27
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You can not override css just by making a file with the same name. If you implement a theme you can for instance use the custom.css or navigation.css (in genesis theme) to override styles from the system.menu.css. If for instance someting has a border of 2px and you want no border you can add to the style .class { boder:0 none; }

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