I’m a Drupal newbie plus I don’t have much experience updating code, styles, and scripts in an open-source project. I’ve inherited a site running Drupal 5.16.
In Drupal, I have created a page that is not published. The main content node has a node-unpublished class which is defined in /modules/node/node.css. This class has styling that makes viewing the unpublished page unreasonably hard do to the theme of the site. I believe that the node.css file should not be touched since it is part of the Drupal core.
What is the proper way to over-ride the style a css class within the Drupal core?
I assume it would be to over-ride it in the theme’s css, but I want to double check that I’m conforming to open-source conventions.
Thanks.
Overriding in the theme’s CSS is a common approach. Another option is Stylestripper, which lets you disable whole core stylesheets.