hide class has an !important rule now

[giroin]

In foundation 5.4.7 version you changed .hide css class to have
.hide {
display: none !important;
visibility: hidden;
}

instead of the previous

.hide {
display: none; }

That makes our life much harder now, we had to go back to our project and overwrite all of them. When you use !important is not easy to do it.

[abrookbanks]

This has broken most of my JQuery animations. (slideDown, show etc...)

I had used class="hide" instead of style="display: none".

[rafibomb]

Visibility classes need important because they are too easy to override.

[wolfgang-demeter]

Is there any plausible reason for that?
If you don't want something to potentially show up, simply don't output/render it! But don't use .hide for that. And please don't break the backwards-compatibillity of a widely used class like .hide - especially with numerous JS/jquery functions & plugins - so that everybody has to refactor their code.
If you really want such an class, create a new one like .hide-forever, .secret, .bury or whatever!

[giroin]

Totally agree with wolfgang-demeter !!!

[jondkinney]

I'm filtering all the curse words at the moment... give me my old .hide back please!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[wolfgang-demeter]

@rafibomb Is there any update on that matter?

[nblum]

an important in a framework stylesheet is realy ugly... can't understand this