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There are few problems using CDN bootstrap. If you have to use

There are few problems using CDN bootstrap. <div class="snippet-clipb

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Mayank-Jain-1 commented on June 2, 2024 2

There are few problems using CDN bootstrap.

If you have to use custom (your own css) in your html file you have to link it after the boostrap cdn.
Then if you have same property confilicting with bootstrap class and custom css. you have to use !important at the end of css property

body{
background: red !important;
}

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Mayank-Jain-1 commented on June 2, 2024 1

https://codepen.io/Mayank-Jain-1/pen/abjwemQ
just adding the class to the body is working fine for me

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Jay-study-nildana commented on June 2, 2024

@SRP31d

two things I can suggest with my minimal knowledge of CSS.

apply style directly to body.

<body style="background: blueviolet;" class="">

or put this style in a class, like @Mayank-Jain-1 suggested, and do like this.

CSS class

.backgroundbody {
  background: blueviolet;
}

HTML

<body class="backgroundbody">

full solution here.

https://codepen.io/jay-pancodu/pen/jOpwgLa

Jay.

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Jay-study-nildana commented on June 2, 2024

There are few problems using CDN bootstrap.

1. If you have to use custom (your own css) in your html file you have to link it after the boostrap cdn.

2. Then if you have same property confilicting with bootstrap class and custom css. you have to use  `!important` at the end of css property

body{
background: red !important;
}

one of the many reasons why I don't waste my time with CSS in freshers batch is because, we have students who are struggling to understand 'how to verify email account'

When such is the scenario, explaining to them about things like solving 'conflicting' css rules and what not, will only go above their head.

Of course, there is also my personal bias against any sort of time spent learning CSS.

Either way, feel free to help out students with your CSS knowledge. Something I myself have no intention to do :)

Ultimately my advice to freshers is the KISS policy.

Use the standard bootstrap classes and don't do any customization.
Use existing templates with minimal modifications.
Eventually, once you have spent a few months working on front end development, please come back and go deeper into CSS if that is what your job demands.

If you know JavaScript, and are poor in CSS, you will still get a job.
if you know CSS, but never got the time to learn JavaScript, then, your chances are job are less.

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