Ah, urgent problem of css conflict_html/css_WEB-ITnose
I added the easyui plug-in to an existing project and only used the easyui datagrid
Unexpectedly, the easyui.css file introduced and a css file in the project contained many class name conflicts
resulting in The datagrid and the buttons in the original project have become very disharmonious, and the horizontal scroll bar of the datagrid does not appear.
Can anyone please pay attention to how to deal with it so that each can use its own
Originally, it was just Tables that need detailed information can just use easyui. Now it’s becoming more and more messy.
Reply to the discussion (solution)
You put the css file in the project Rename the conflicting class name
You rename the conflicting class name of the css file in the project
There are too many and you can’t change it
Nothing else There is a way, you can only change one.
You rename the conflicting class name of the css file in the project
There are too many and I can’t change itThe editor has some shortcuts for search, replacement, etc. It will be quick
Thank you everyone, it seems that the only way to change it is to change it

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