Solved CSS3 background Gradients in category headers

Hi there,

first, apologies if this has alreayd been covered elsewhere, ive taken a look round the forum and can only find topics whereby people are using solid colours, not gradients (hopefully this'll make more sense shortly).

At the moment, to change the background colour of the category headers on my forum, rather than updating the kuena.forum.css in the template, i am having to change the colour by going to components > kunea configuration > template manager > template, and then editing the colour parameters there.

However, what i ideally want to do is use CSS3 gradients in the headers. As i dont seem to be able to add gradients in the template manager, i was looking to override the parameters set in the template manager by editing the CSS,
however, because the color parameters set in the template manager seem to have !important added to their value automatically, i dont seem to be able to override them.

So what i wated to know was:
Is there a file that i can edit so that the '!important' tag isnt being added onto the end of the colour hex codes defined in template manager?
As this would then hopefully allow me to add background gradients to the .kheader class in kuena.forum.css and not have them overridden
(i currently have debug mode on so it isnt using the minified css)

any help would be greatly appreciated
cheers

Duh,

stupid me,
realised that by changing the 'blend with joomla template' options i can override the default stylings much easier.

Apologies, i blame a lack of good coffee.
Feel free to delete the above post