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I have a beginner’s question.
I always made web interface in hand (using pure HTML and CSS, without using a framework.) I just studied a course that taught how to use Bootstrap, from what I saw in the course, bootstrap speeds up the production of interface with its ready-made components, just needing to use its classes in html.
My Doubt is:
1- Using Bootstrap, I can still create my own css files and style some components ?
2- And if you can use bootstrap together with css files created by me, what can I style ? because in this case the framework helps a lot, but I don’t want to use the standard bootstrap components, leaving my pages with a single face.
But usually who already knows a lot about bootstrap, they try to style the page with their own css files ? or using everything bootstrap has, no need to create css files? @Mathias
– Rodrigo Jacinto
@Rodrigojacinto using the bootstrap components does not mean that your page will not stay your style, bootstrap just tries to facilitate the whole issue of the responsive, obvious part it has ready styles, but everything can be manipulated, maintaining the responsiveness that is usually what gives more work. It does not mean that who has more experience or will not use external styles, varies a lot when it comes to style.
– Mathiasfc
Just a tip, to complement... in case you make changes, check which property you don’t like and create another class that changes this property with the
! important
instead of modifying the bootstrap’s original classes, as this ensures the standard functionality in other views, when desired.– Luiz