This is more or less how I do it, albeit with Sass and not straight CSS. Just be sure to order the CSS files so your overrides.css is after bootstrap.css ;)
Bill On Feb 14, 2012, at 10:21 AM, zcrow wrote: > Rarely does one use bootstrap css as is. I started with version 2 and > started modifying the css files for my needs. But then I saw a post > somewhere that there might be an update to bootstrap today. If I > update the files, my custom css is gone. > > Yesterday I created an "overrides.css" file and placed as much of my > custom css as I could find into this file. Is this the best way to > deal with updates? > > Any suggestions for keeping bootstrap up to date without losing custom > edits would be appreciated. Thanks.
