If you use weaker selectors then it won't. So if you use 1:1 same selectors as default template files it will override the styling. You need to be using override.css as supplied in the override template.
Is there something special for creating overrides in CB2? Is there some extenuating process I am not familiar with? What's the standard method for overrides in CB2? What are we missing? This should be pretty well straight forward. So help me out here: what am I missing? This should not be hard. Just to let you know, one approach I thought for sure would work was to copy and rename the default folder, make adjustments and then simply choose it in the User Profile of CB Configuration, but the option of choosing it did not even appear. There were a few other approaches I took as well, but to make a long story short, I could not get the changes to take.
I also tried saving to the CSS instead of the html folder. However after refreshing the revised adjustments did not take place In this case htdocs/templates/protostar/html.(com_profiler/plugin/templates/default) I'm familiar with the standard practice of simply copying the file (in this case bootstrap.css) to the html folder of the designated template in the templates folder.
(This particular instance may not matter much, but I think it will pay off tremendously as we move forward.)
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I also see the logic in creating a template override, as aside from losing changes on upgrade it's just good protocol, and it's usually best practice to maintain a practice of good protocol. I completely overlooked the limitations of IDs. it would be highly advantageous to add css class to fields' container, depending upon what you're doing. Had to step away for minute but I'm back at it.Īnd yes, absolutely.
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