removing conflicts in two stylesheets

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Hi ,
I have CSS of template i get and when i installed bootstrap on that tempalte the css of both are conflicting with each other.
Is there any tool that will remove the conflicting styles of both CSS stylesheets

Posted 17-Mar-14 8:55am

shanalikhan

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Mar-14 15:52pm

How can they possibly conflict?
—SA

shanalikhan 17-Mar-14 17:01pm

my my template there is styles of input , also bootstrap provides their own styles of input
so when the document is rendered my styles are overwritten by bootsrap all of them.
is there any way to remove those styles from any tool rather then checking one by one.

Nick Ginis 18-Mar-14 1:28am

Get your CSS to load after the bootstrap CSS.

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Sampath Lokuge · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-17T20:07:00

There are number of ways where you can follow to avoid this.

1. You can use your project name as a namespace for your css class/id names.

e.g. .yourprojectname-class-name

2. You can use !important to override the exiting css classes

Check here for more : !important

Please read this for more methods : conflict between bootstraps css and own css