Thank you for the clarification.
Just to confirm: in my case, I’ve added an extra class like .title { position: absolute; background-color: red; } to an element that already has the default TagDiv Composer class .td-module-title { position: relative; background-color: black; }.
– Does the custom class .title which is add an extra class get loaded after the default TagDiv styles in terms of CSS order or not?

– If both classes are applied to the same element, and my custom CSS is overriding the default styles, does that mean the default styles are still being unwanted css code unnecessarily in css file?In such cases, is it possible to remove the default TagDiv CSS code?
Since we’re applying custom styles through an extra class, the default CSS becomes unnecessary for that element. This adds unused code to the stylesheet, making the overall CSS heavier. Is there a recommended method to safely remove or exclude such default styles? If possible?
Thanks,
Atul