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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?
- PerBonomi6 years agoBoss
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.
- hpandey6 years agoAce
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?
- PerBonomi6 years agoBoss
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.