Marco Pfeiffer
Marco Pfeiffer
well you can add styles post bootstrap like you normally would. Just beware the load order of meteor. I recommended putting bootstrap into the lib folder which means it has...
the bootstrap mixins and variables are available though `custom.bootstrap.import.less` which only contains mixins and variables so you can import it as often as you like.
then move bootstrap so that it loads before your styles or move your styles so that they load after bootstrap. Or am i missing something?
what is your setup right now?
Seems about right. I'd recommend using `@import "custom.bootstrap.import.less"` instead, as it also includes variables but other than that there is nothing wrong with that setup. Then try this: remove or...
it wasn't a solution, i try to understand what the problem is. I have a project where I overwrite styles too and it works. I have a feeling that the...
I use the file structure of [meteor-em](https://github.com/EventedMind/em) with bootstrap placed in `client/lib`. But to be honest, I have no idea how meteor builds the load order. It seems kind of...
beware that if you import `custom.bootstrap.less`, that you may have included all the bootstrap css twice. I'm not sure if the css compressor of meteor is intelligent enough to fix...
Unlikely for now. I'll currently only maintain this package until I start using meteor again. But i'd look into implementation ideas if there were any ;)
What do you need to import? There is already a custom.bootstrap.import.less which contains all variables and mixins.