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#1064762

@mypoolitzer

You can add your custom css to

/plugins/jamegafilter/**content**/assets/css/style.css

or

/templates/**your-template**/css/jamegafilter.css

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#1064856

OK. Thank you. In this case i would like to use only my own css (mobile first designed and using Flexbox). Where can i completely disable the jamegafilter-css? Where can i switch off following style from the head-section: <link href="/…/components/com_jamegafilter/assets/css/style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by  mypoolitzer.
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[Mr.Cat Moderator Mr.CatJoin date: December 2016Posts: 270Downloads:24Uploads:69 Thanks: 58 Thanked: 53 times in 50 posts]

#1064881

@mypoolitzer

You can remove default css by open file

/components/com_jamegafilter/views/default/view.html.php

and remove this line

$doc->addStyleSheet(JURI::root(true) . '/components/com_jamegafilter/assets/css/style.css');

Or just replace content of file style.css if you want.

Regards

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#1064906

Thank you very match for the Quck Answer! 🙂

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