jQuery CSS - do not allow to override - html

Question

I have a page with a set of jQuery accordions built from an MVC foreach statement.
Before each accordion, I would like to add some text in a <p> tag. Whatever I have tried, the jQuery styling has added classes and styles to my tag.
Is there a simple way to add a <p> tag and say that I want it the same as the other <p> tags on the non jQuery page? Almost like an inline !important setting.
EDIT
Code to build accordions:
<section id="accordions" aria-label="accordion-expand\collapse" class="col-md-12">
#{
foreach (var accordion in Model.Content.Children.Where(f => f.DocumentTypeAlias.Equals("Accordion", StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase)))
{
var isInScheme = Model.User != null ? Model.User.IsInScheme(accordion.GetPropertyValue<String>("schemeTypes")) : false;
var isMemberStatus = Model.User != null ? Model.User.IsMemberStatusType(accordion.GetPropertyValue<String>("memberStatusTypes")) : false;
if ((!accordion.HasValue("schemeTypes") && !accordion.HasValue("memberStatusTypes")) || (isInScheme && isMemberStatus))
{
if (accordion.GetPropertyValue<String>("accordionText") != "" & accordion.GetPropertyValue<String>("accordionText") != null)
{
<p>accordion.GetPropertyValue<String>("accordionText")</p>
}
<h3 class="clearfix" id="#accordion.Id">
<span class="title">#(accordion.GetPropertyValue<String>("accordionHeader"))</span>
</h3>
<article class="clearfix">
#(Html.Raw(accordion.GetPropertyValue<String>("accordionContent")))
</article>
}
}
}
</section>
where the accordionText is being inserted, jQuery is adding the classes to it.

Answer 1

If I understood correctly, the problem is your jQuery CSS selector.
You may have something like this:
$("p").addClass("class");
That is why jQuery is matching all your <p> tags, even the ones you do not want it to.
What you could do is change your tag selector to a class selector, then use this class in the descendant <p> elements of the accordion.
Option 1:
Change this:
<p>accordion.GetPropertyValue<String>("accordionText")</p>
To this:
<p class="accordion-text">accordion.GetPropertyValue<String>("accordionText")</p>
And this:
$("p").addClass("class");
To this:
$(".accordion-text").addClass("class");
Option 2:
$("#accordions p").addClass("class");