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After updating to gain the #16 fix, we're now getting CSS that overrides our custom CSS. If I understand #16, that set up the template to use Jupyter Lab as a base html/css. Is that correct? Once we applied the fix, our font, styling, etc are being overwritten by the core defaults.
We think we've identified it as line 800 in the built voila/static/index.css file.
This looks like a general html body element. Since it appears after an enclosing page's definitions, it overrides any custom user css settings. Is there a way we can update this so it does not override downstream user css?
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After updating to gain the #16 fix, we're now getting CSS that overrides our custom CSS. If I understand #16, that set up the template to use Jupyter Lab as a base html/css. Is that correct? Once we applied the fix, our font, styling, etc are being overwritten by the core defaults.
We think we've identified it as line 800 in the built
voila/static/index.css
file.This looks like a general html body element. Since it appears after an enclosing page's definitions, it overrides any custom user css settings. Is there a way we can update this so it does not override downstream user css?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: