In my years of experience of using Bootstrap, one of the major issues that I received is how can I change a Bootstrap component to appear like I need?
Most of the time, the answer is to take a look at the CSS and see how you can override the style. However, this orientation can be obscure sometimes and the developer will be unable to find a solution.
In this section, we will customize some Bootstrap components. We did some of that in previous chapters, but now we will go a step further into this subject. Let's start customizing a single button.
We must start with a button, because of two factors. First, it is a quite simple component and second we have to customize a button very often.
Let's assume we have a simple button placed in a page that already has the Bootstrap fully loaded. We will call it as the sandbox page. The HTML for it should be like this:
<button type="button" class="btn btn-primary" aria-pressed="false" autocomplete...
