There are a few ways to make Vuetify recognize stylization modifications:
Use the Vuetify stylus
variable overrides - By default, Vuetify uses Stylus CSS preprocessor. You can override the Vuetify stylus variables by creating a stylus
folder in your project's root directory and create a variables.styl
file. You can then modify the variables in this file to change the stylization of Vuetify components.
Use the !important
flag - Add the !important
flag to your CSS rules to ensure that they take precedence over the default Vuetify stylization. However, overusing the !important
flag can cause unexpected results and make your code harder to maintain.
Use scoped styles - You can use scoped CSS to target and modify specific Vuetify components. Scoped styles only apply to the component they are assigned to and do not affect any other components in your application.
Use custom components - You can create your own custom components that inherit from Vuetify components and modify their stylization. This method requires more work but gives you complete control over the component's stylization.
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