How to override Bootstraps button without using !important rules
Bootstrap includes several predefined button styles, each serving its semantic purpose, with a few extras thrown in for more control.
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You need to know what is happening behind the hood in the bootstrap button.
Any time you use the bootstrap .btn class
<button class="btn">Bootstrap Button</button>
You are to battle these predefined css codes ๐๐๐
And anytime you make use of the .btn-primary class
<button class="btn btn-primary">Bootstrap Button</button>
You are to battle these predefined css codes ๐๐๐ too
You are confused ๐ฏ right now and don't know what to do?
The next line of action is to use .btn-block class. You can do it or copy the below code.
<button class="btn btn-block"> Bootstrap Button </button>
After typing this code (above) this ๐๐ will be shown as an output
A button without a background color will be shown. And the available way to override it is using inline CSS, by doing that your css specificity will be greater than bootstrap's own
<!-- HTML CODE -->
<button class="btn btn-block" style="background-color:crimson;"> Bootstrap Button </button>
This ๐๐๐ will be your output:
And Guess what? You are done overriding bootstrap predefined CSS code.
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