How can be CSS used to style web pages meant to be served by Lift when Lift uses CSS classes for the purpose of its own?

Lift framework seems to use class="lift:something" in HTML tags but what if I want to apply some 开发者_如何学Cordinary CSS to this tag and want it to have an ordinary class name?

Each HTML element can have multiple classes separated by spaces, e.g.

<div class="lift:something something-else"></div>

You can target one or more of those classes in your stylesheet.

If Lift doesn't let you apply your own classes to elements (I'm not a Scala programmer), you may need to apply classes to other elements instead, like wrapper divs, and select based on those:

<div class="something">
    <div class="lift:something"></div>
</div>

you can use many classes in dom elements:

<div class="lift:something my_extra_css_class">

Or, if the styling is meant to be unique, you can use an id and style the id and not the class:

html:
<div class="lift:something" id='my_id'>

css:
#my_id{
  bla: blabla;
  foo: bar;
  fruit: banana;
  codfish: sausage;
  car: garage;
  cash: atm;
}