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GJ can have themes for its bootstrap template without changing the template.css file. All you'll need to do is generate a new bootstrap CSS file, use regex to add the namespace prefix to the selectors (see template.css in the header as regex needed is provided there), then add it to override.css and place it in your GJ template folder. The override.css file loads after template.css so it lets you override the styling entirely. Sites like the below can help in generating bootstrap themes.right, I think a big part is my poor understand of bootstrap/less in general. Although I'm learning more daily... if you look @ the photo's I sent ( for example ) you'll see where I override the default J! bootstrap ( hopefully properly ) but then when I look in GJ the verbage(?) is not the same for the same area. So then I'm confused about what element statements should be combine with which already working element statements I have in my overrides.
CB includes a dark template, but it doesn't style plugins like GJ.I've obviously got more research to do. Is there perhaps a "native" gj/cb template that will work well with a "dark" J! template?
The issue is partially due to CBs out of date template usage. We're completely redoing it for CB 2.0 so having themes for a single template, etc.. will be much much easier.I realize dark templates are often overlooked by extension developers...
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