Hello Johan,
I wouldn't edit the nettalk-grid.css file in the Clarion 10 folder.
If you use a custom css file (ie., custom.css), you can override nettalk-grid or any other classes as you see fit.
So, let's say the shipped NetTalk css is something like:
.justifyContentClass {
justify-content: justify-between;
}
You could do something like:
.jusifyContentClass {
justify-content: jusify-start; //Overrides the CSS above
}
Run the gZipAll and, if you have the Include in Theme.Css flag set to true, all of your Theme.Css files will also be updated.
Also, the ::after and ::before entries can be overidden as well but I'm not quite awake yet as it's 5:19am here and my coffee hasn't kicked in.
JavaScript can be used to override CSS at runtime but, as Bruce explained to me, that is considered less than ideal. CSS first then JS (Reference Styling).
I think Bruce covered CSS pretty in depth recently in a NetTalk user group meeting.
Yeah, check out NT User Group Webinar 204, 198. There are quite a few webinars where Bruce discusses CSS.
See ya Johan and good luck,
Don