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 👇👇👇

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 👇👇👇 too

You are confused 😯 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 👇👇 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 👇👇👇 will be your output:

And Guess what? You are done overriding bootstrap predefined CSS code.

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