Hi @LowerSaxony. If I am working with Bootstrap and I want to change the colour of all links in the project I would add a new rule to my style.css file and change only the relevant parts, e.g.
default style in bootstrap:
a
{
color: #337ab7;
text-decoration: none;
}
my custom style:
a
{
font-weight: bold;
}
This would result in my link changing to display as #337a7, bold without underline. So if I decided I didn’t want the default color I would also add color: custom color; to my new rule for link elements like this:
a
{
color: #e55555; /* Orange Red */
font-weight: bold;
}
You only need to to this for the rules you want to change and you would be surprised how you can change the look of a framework just by changing a few rules.
I’ve previously posted about how I find the css rule that I want to change and how I change it in this post.