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Tkusercss

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You can create your own css and we will merge it into the the turnkey application.

The file should be named tkusercss.css and it should reside in application-root/Content.

The tkusercss file is the correct place to introduce your new styles that match names of styles given in the ViewModel columns style attribute.

To do massive reshaping of the standard look you can override existing styles from site.css in you tkusercss.css but a better option might be to make the site global style changes with the scss strategy described here.

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	The tkusercss file is the correct place to introduce your new styles that match names of styles given in the ViewModel columns style attribute.		The tkusercss file is the correct place to introduce your new styles that match names of styles given in the ViewModel columns style attribute.

			To do massive reshaping of the standard look you can override existing styles from site.css in you tkusercss.css but a better option might be to make the site global style changes with the [[Scss\|scss strategy described here]].