Avoiding custom style being overwritten after update - Support Forum - Digital Factory (dFactory)

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2 June 2015 at 10:13 #6768

Kiluax
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I’ve customise the bootstrap style of my front.css, but it’s overwritten each time I update. It would be nice to have a space inside the plugin where you can activate custom css so that it’s applied instead of the default one, since no everybody uses blue.

Another solution would be adding the bootstrap button generator directly inside the plugin so that you can pick the color you prefer.

2 June 2015 at 10:17 #6769

Bartosz
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WHy don’t you just override the default style in your theme CSS?

2 June 2015 at 11:08 #6772

Kiluax
Participant

That’s the first thing I tryed, but front.css seems to have the priority, so my theme.css is being overwritten anyway using the bootstrap selector. I cannot modify my base buttons style, since I don’t use bootstrap for everything on my site.

2 June 2015 at 11:16 #6773

Bartosz
Keymaster

Of course front.css has priority but there are multiple ways to force your style, for example use the !importantattribute.

2 June 2015 at 11:34 #6774

Kiluax
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I thought also at that solution, which I don’t like honestly, even though I’ll be forced to use it if you aren’t planning any changes.

2 June 2015 at 11:38 #6775

Bartosz
Keymaster

I’m just suggesting that every solution is better than overriding plugin files.

Custom CSS – we’ll think of it.
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