We have set up a FIORI Launchpad and created a custom theme, which works fine in general.
Now, I realize that 1. only in IE, some CSS-rules from custom.css are overridden by the library.css 2. same with only one user (so far), using an up-to-date chrome version.
I wonder if anyone has experienced similar effects and if there is a known solution. I want the custom.css to be the one in charge.
Custom.css is referred to in all other situations encountered so far. IE developer tools show the CSS-rules in custom.css struck out.
custom.css .sapMeCalendarApproval > .sapMeCalendarMonth > div.sapMeCalendarMonthDays > .sapMeCalendarType01.sapMeCalendarMonthDay { background-color: green; }
library.css .sapMeCalendarApproval > .sapMeCalendarMonth > div.sapMeCalendarMonthDays > .sapMeCalendarType01.sapMeCalendarMonthDay { background-color: blue; }
=> outcome is blue background, green would be expected.
You could try to use the "!important" rule, this declaration overrides any other declarations.