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There's no way to override the variables of the template directly, but maybe you can play with the concept of specificity to create your custom theme over the sb_admin_2 one.
For example, let's pretend that you want to change the color of the top navbar links, and you create your custom stylesheet file which looks like:
.navbar-top-links {
li {
a {
color: #your_favourite_color;
}
}
}
# More cool styling here...
you can require your custom stylesheet file just after the sb_admin_base file on your application.css like:
Is there a way to override sb admin's global variables?
What is the encouraged approach on styling the template?
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