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Hello,
I'm having trouble customizing the CSS in my JEvents Calendar. I am going into the "Components -> JEvents" and choosing "Custom CSS" in there, i'm adding my CSS, but when i refresh the frontend it's not showing up. I look in the Chrome Developer tools and see that my custom CSS is being overwritten.
I'm using the T3 Framework, and maybe this is the reason it is being overwritten.
How can I force my CSS to be used?
I'm having trouble customizing the CSS in my JEvents Calendar. I am going into the "Components -> JEvents" and choosing "Custom CSS" in there, i'm adding my CSS, but when i refresh the frontend it's not showing up. I look in the Chrome Developer tools and see that my custom CSS is being overwritten.
I'm using the T3 Framework, and maybe this is the reason it is being overwritten.
How can I force my CSS to be used?
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I found and fixed the issue by adding "!important" to each css entry i make. This is now solved.
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I found and fixed the issue by adding "!important" to each css entry i make. This is now solved.
Another option is to be more specific in your CSS selectors so instead of
you use
.elementclass {color:red;}
you use
#jevents_body .elementclass {color:red;}
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