In what order are style sheets applied in a skin rule?

In Pega, style sheets in a skin rule are applied in a top-to-bottom order. This means that the styles defined in the first style sheet have the lowest priority, while styles in the last style sheet will take precedence if there are any conflicting styles. This hierarchical approach allows developers to create a cascading effect, where the later styles can override or modify properties set by previous styles.

For instance, if a particular text color is set in the first style sheet and later changed in a subsequent style sheet, the color from the last mentioned style sheet will be the one that appears in the user interface. This order is significant for managing and organizing styles effectively within Pega applications, ensuring that changes and overrides are clear and predictable.