FAQ/Questions/Overriding-page-level-css.md
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-_**Note:** You may need to append the **!Important** flag onto certain CSS properties so they will override the existing styles._
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+_**Note:** You may need to append the **!Important** flag onto certain CSS properties so they will override the existing styles._
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+##CSS Configuration
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+You can make changes to css by adding a custom.css file to the dependency chain
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+````html
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+<!DOCTYPE html>
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+<head>
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+...
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+<link rel='stylesheet' href='Resources/css/custom.css' />
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+...
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+</head>
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+````
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+Then, in the custom.css file you created, you can make any edits you need to overwrite Izenda's styles; this includes bootstrap stylings. You may find it necessary to use !important in some cases.
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+````css
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+.whatever-class {
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+font-size: 130% !important;
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+}
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+#whatever-id {
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+background-color: rgba(0,0,0,.7);
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+}
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+````
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+You will also notice that we now are minifying the css files; the js files will follow suit down the road. The min.css extension should be visible as a reference in the views.
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+````
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+<link rel='stylesheet' href='Resources/css/whatever.min.css' />
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+````
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