aswani_kintali - You have to use the abc and not the abc@override, it will be further calling the overriden component itself.
aswani_kintali - You have to use the abc and not the abc@override, it will be further calling the overriden component itself.
But look and feel i.e. CSS would be same as OOTB. How to override that?
Add your own css either in Stage's style section, or even inline, in the component itself.
Also wanted to mention that if you override a component you can add <@delegate/> in the code. This will leave the oob component in tact and add whatever code you want below it. I use this,for example, to add options to menus.
Thanks for your reply. I understand your point. But the problem, I am facing to include SCSS code into component code. It breaks at some point, so rendering is not proper. Any Idea on that?
if it needs to be scss then you'll have to stick to using stage and adding a lot of !important.
I only use regular css when I do it inline.
