问题
how can I overwrite actual classes in vuetify?
I have created a ./src/stylus/main.styl file where I override some of the current vuetify settings as a test:
@import '~vuetify/src/stylus/settings/_variables'
@import '~vuetify/src/stylus/elements/_typography'
$material-dark.background = green
$body-font-family = Arial
$alert-font-size = 18px
.display-2
font-size: $headings.h6.size !important
font-family: $headings.h3.font-family !important
@import '~vuetify/src/stylus/main'
For some reason the above values only work partially. The new values assigned to $material-dark.background
and $body-font-family
work fine for anything under the theme--dark
however when it comes to .display-2
these values are still calling the original settings for both font-size
and font-family
and override the ones I added to main.styl. I even tried going inside the component which contains the .display-2
first in stylus as scoped language which did not work then in plain css which does not throw an error but gets ovewriten by Vuetify's original default generated in the app.xxx.css and chunk-vendor.xxx.css files.
//component
<style scoped>
h1.display-2{
font-size:20px;
font-family: "Times New Roman";
color:green;
}
</style>
Is there a reason for this?
回答1:
Some variables need to be set BEFORE importing _variables.styl
because they are used to set other variables in that file. This works because Vuetify is using conditional assignment (:=
) in the stylus files.
The safest way is to set all top-level variables before importing any other files.
// set these variables before Vuetify does
$body-font-family = Arial
$alert-font-size = 18px
Then, import _variables.styl
so that you can override the nested values:
@import '~vuetify/src/stylus/settings/_variables'
// now that the $material-dark hash exists, set the background
$material-dark.background = 'green'
Then, import the main.styl
so that the Vuetify CSS classes are created:
// import main to set all styles
@import '~vuetify/src/stylus/main'
// override the CSS classes using stylus variables
.display-2
font-size: $headings.h6.size !important
font-family: $headings.h3.font-family !important
Vuetify is using conditional assignment operators in the stylus files. So if you set the variable before the @import
, it will persist after the @import
. This is important because _variables.styl
references those variables internally.
Specifically in this case, $heading-font-family := $body-font-family
. Then the $headings
hash is set using the value of $heading-font-family
. This means that by the time you were setting $body-font-family
, $heading-font-family
was already set to the default value.
The override of .display-2
styles wasn't working because it didn't exist yet. So when you imported main.styl
, it was getting set back to the default values.
You can clean it up a little by breaking it into several files:
src/assets/stylus/variables.styl
// set all top-level variables $body-font-family = Arial $alert-font-size = 18px
src/assets/stylus/theme.styl
// set all nested variables $material-dark.background = 'green'
src/assets/stylus/app.styl
// override CSS styles .display-2 font-size: $headings.h6.size !important font-family: $headings.h3.font-family !important
src/assets/stylus/main.styl
// pull it all together @import 'variables' @import '~vuetify/src/stylus/settings/_variables' @import 'theme' @import '~vuetify/src/stylus/main' @import 'app`
回答2:
I have the same issue as you, and the way to solve this is by removing the scoped
attribute from the <style>
tag.
Hope that helps.
回答3:
In Vuetify 2
, for example, if you want ro override background colour
(nuxt js
):
- Create
.\assets\style\variables.scss
@import '~vuetify/src/styles/styles.sass';
$material-light: map-merge($material-light, (
background: map-get($blue, 'lighten-5'),
calendar: (background-color: red),
)
);
- In
nuxt.config.js
add:
buildModules: ['@nuxtjs/vuetify'],
vuetify: {
treeShake: true,
customVariables: ['~/assets/style/variables.scss']
}
More info: https://vuetifyjs.com/ru/customization/sass-variables
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53675683/unable-to-override-styles-in-vuetify