How do you ensure your custom styles override Bootstrap's default styles?
- Use !important in your custom styles
- Increase specificity of your custom styles
- Add custom styles after Bootstrap's stylesheet link
- Use inline styles for custom elements
When dealing with CSS specificity, increasing the specificity of your custom styles is the recommended approach. This ensures that your styles take precedence over Bootstrap's default styles. Using !important is discouraged as it can lead to maintenance issues. Inline styles are generally avoided for global styling.
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