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I started using vuetify to take advantage of v-hover (and some other fancy components too) in my previously created vuejs website.
Things were going good until I had to try v-tooltip, which didn't work in my website because I was not using the css from vuetify.
The reason for not using the css is because it changes almost everything in my site to Roboto and also it totally screws with the color scheme I am using (some links and edit boxes literally disappeared as well).
Is there a way to link to the vuetify css file (to get the necessary classes for v-tooltip), but also disable all the overrides it does in my default css styles?
Or maybe is there a way to only cherry pick the classes for v-tooltip to work?
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I started using vuetify to take advantage of v-hover (and some other fancy components too) in my previously created vuejs website.
Things were going good until I had to try v-tooltip, which didn't work in my website because I was not using the css from vuetify.
The reason for not using the css is because it changes almost everything in my site to Roboto and also it totally screws with the color scheme I am using (some links and edit boxes literally disappeared as well).
Is there a way to link to the vuetify css file (to get the necessary classes for v-tooltip), but also disable all the overrides it does in my default css styles?
Or maybe is there a way to only cherry pick the classes for v-tooltip to work?
Thanks!
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