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[clampert Friend clampertJoin date: March 2008Posts: 113Downloads:0Uploads:2 Thanks: 42 Thanked: 13 times in 1 posts]

#184901

Need some advice from you, JA experts. What would be the best way to make some minor modifications to the template styling (font style/color/size, etc.) so that they won’t be overwritten by future upgrades to new versions of the template? Is there a way to put the new styling in a separate css file?

Many thanks for any thoughts on this!

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

#483230

Greetings Christine . . .

ABSOLUTELY you can …. and it’s called a TEMPLATE OVERRIDE[/url] (<– click that link)

Hope That Helps

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[Phill Moderator PhillJoin date: February 2014Posts: 7013Downloads:40Uploads:77 Thanks: 917 Thanked: 2206 times in 1818 posts]

#483238

Just so you do not have to read through it all in the new T3V3 framework that JA Brisk uses you need to put all of your custom css modifications in the custom.css file or they would get overwritten by the less compiler. As we know that is where all your custom css will go then hopefully updates will not overwrite this file.

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[clampert Friend clampertJoin date: March 2008Posts: 113Downloads:0Uploads:2 Thanks: 42 Thanked: 13 times in 1 posts]

#483259

Ahhh, I knew the smart folks at JA must have thought of something like this! Thank you, Tom and Phill for the pointers in the right direction!!

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