Rusel:

You can do a view source on the page in question and that will show you all the CSS files being loaded, just do a search for ".CSS" and you will see them.  But I think that the order in which the files load is not what you need to address but instead, what classes are being used in the document hierarchy down to the element you need to style.  Also remember that some CSS elements cascade and others do not, depending on what HTML object you are using.  This gets complicated, I have been bitten by things like this many times, and most of those times is because of wrong assumptions I was making about the behavior of CSS.  You need to be more specific in the details of what you need to do.  Do not assume that just because you have a CSS at the container level that its definitions will trickle down to all the elements in the module.  You may also have a module.css that overwrites all the other CSS files too.

Edit:  Forgot to mention that you also have to test all this on multiple browsers too, this will be a lot of fun...

Carlos

load order of CSS files:

default.css
skin.css
"skinname".css
container.css
"containername".css
portal.css