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[aalisg Friend aalisgJoin date: February 2013Posts: 130Downloads:30Uploads:7 Thanks: 2]

#665384

Hello,

I am rebuilding my webite using Joomla! 3.3.4 and JA University template with T3 framework. To fit my graphic requirements I made some changes in the CSS of the template and I am going to make some changes in the CSS of the modules.

What I would like to know is how to avoid CSS modifications deletions on template and modules updates. Do the template and the modules from Joomlart support CSS overrides? If yes, which files should I modify and which one should I leave unmodified?

Please tell me if you have any documentation regarding these questions.

Regards

[TomC Moderator TomCJoin date: October 2014Posts: 14077Downloads:58Uploads:137 Thanks: 948 Thanked: 3155 times in 2495 posts]

#665443

Quite simply, you use the “custom.css” method —-> http://www.t3-framework.org/documentation/bs3-customization#custom-css

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#746589

Quite simply, you use the “custom.css” method —-> http://www.t3-framework.org/documentation/bs3-customization#custom-css

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#665449

Hello and thank you for your reply,

That is exactly what I needed.

Regards

[aalisg Friend aalisgJoin date: February 2013Posts: 130Downloads:30Uploads:7 Thanks: 2]

#746595

Hello and thank you for your reply,

That is exactly what I needed.

Regards

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#665451

<em>@aalisg 489107 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello and thank you for your reply,

That is exactly what I needed.

Regards</blockquote>

Happy to be of assistance . . . All the best with your continuing site development !! 🙂

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#746597

<em>@aalisg 489107 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello and thank you for your reply,

That is exactly what I needed.

Regards</blockquote>

Happy to be of assistance . . . All the best with your continuing site development !! 🙂

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#747191

<em>@TomC 489101 wrote:</em><blockquote>Quite simply, you use the “custom.css” method —-> http://www.t3-framework.org/documentation/bs3-customization#custom-css</blockquote>

are there instances where custom css does not work coz i have tried this. it works in some edits and others it does not. I hav the same problem. infact i was working on a folder and when i switched to a domain the changes were all lost. Thanks.

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#747196

<em>@muthumbi 490030 wrote:</em><blockquote>are there instances where custom css does not work coz i have tried this. it works in some edits and others it does not. I hav the same problem. infact i was working on a folder and when i switched to a domain the changes were all lost. Thanks.</blockquote>

Yes, there are times when custom.css does not work – such as for specific component css and specific color theme css … in which case you need to identify the correct file path for the specific css element you’re wanting to modify.

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