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I want all the Classes,Tags and Ids within css.css overwritten over bootstrap.min.css without repeating the Classes,tags and Ids of bootstrap.min.css.
<link href="css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
<link href="css/css.css" rel="stylesheet">
There is no such magic. CSS has its own principles, such as the cascade, and you cannot switch them off.
You can place the reference to
css.cssafter the reference tobootstrap.min.css, but this is just one factor in the process of resolving how CSS rules will be applied. Adding!important, which is generally a symptom of wrong design, is just yet another factor: an!importantrule in an earlier file may override your!importantrule, if its selector has higher specificity.To override CSS rules, you need to analyze the rule you wish to override and set up a rule that “wins”, by the cascade principles.