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It seems a bit convoluted to use a long custom css file when I just want to override a few values. Is something better coming along?

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answered Jul 31 '11

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updated Jul 31 '11

You can create a file called custom.css inside the same directory that has style.css and do anything you want inside. Will that work for you?

Also it is possible to enter custom css in the settings -> skin and user interface settings.

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Is it possible to inherit the existing css and override just a few values via the admin interface? If so, that would be ideal since I only need to backup the database. mether (Jul 31 '11)

Yes, sorry missed it the first time, updated my answer. Evgeny (Jul 31 '11)

alright. will try that out. I have been trying that out but didn't realize it will inherit from the default css and I don't have to set everything again mether (Jul 31 '11)

Yes, the default css will still be loaded and the custom style sheets applied after. Evgeny (Jul 31 '11)

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