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I'm trying to add my own class and to modify the padding the following code with my external style.css but every single time angular-material overwrites my code & I don't want to use style="padding: 0px!important" everytime ! 

<md-menu-bar ng-if="!phantomJS && !shared" style="padding: 0px"><md-menu>

Thanks in advance

My Angular Theme-ing option looks like this 

$mdThemingProvider.theme('default')
  .primaryPalette('blue')
  .accentPalette('indigo')
  .warnPalette('deep-orange')
  .backgroundPalette('grey');
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Doesn't this depend on what order the css is referenced? Presuming angular-material doesn't include !important as long as your style.css is last, you should be right – Brendan Green 20 hours ago
    
that's why I opened this topic. Is very tricky to use material to apply your own css. There should be a clear solution that will not allow further updates of material to affect your own style. – Cristian Panea 11 hours ago

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