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You can override it... Just try it? If you would have tried it you wouldn't have had to ask this question.

So much for your response! If I had not tried, I would not have contacted you. I do NOT want anyone doing my work for me, and I tried everything I could think of, including going to the documentation. Only when I think I tried everything I try to get a direction from you.

I spent over 15 years as Director of Customer Services for a major software company and

One would think, then, that you'd be better able to express yourself, and also that you could appreciate that the biggest problem in customer support is getting customers to tell the whole story and to tell it accurately.

It is quite frustrating dealing with some of the very vague complaints posted here. It often takes many rounds of question-and-answer to get to the bottom of it.

I do it a great deal in HTML using CSS, but it seems like some of rules changed in JQM

Wouldn't it be great of a Javascript framework could change the rules of CSS! The framework could change the rules so that they would be more convenient for that particular framework!

Alas, that is not possible...

It is complex CSS. And it is largely-undocumented CSS. It does take more CSS expertise to become adept at JQM than the JQM team would have you believe.

BTW, we aren't anybody's paid customer service reps. We are just members of the community, like you. When you call the Help Desk, they have to cheerfully deal with your question, no matter how stupid. We don't.