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The following files are simply duplicates from the Bootstrap library. With
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modifications in were to reference the imports. In theory, you could replace
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them if you update the Bootstrap framework by copying them from that framework
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again. Just make sure to modify the import paths to reference the
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`./bootstrap/less` folder:
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```
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./less/bootstrap.less
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./less/responsive.less
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./less/variables.less
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```
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The `./less/variables.less` file is generally where you will spend most of
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your time customizing the various Bootstrap settings. Feel free to manually
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edit it or even replace it with a service like
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[BootTheme](http://www.boottheme.com).
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The `./less/fixes.less` file contains various Bootstrap and Drupal fixes. It
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may contain a few enhancements, feel free to edit this file as you see fit.
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The following files are relatively blank (they may contain some code for the
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inital sub-theme), but this is where you will actually spend most of your time
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specifying specific styling for your sites configuration.
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```
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./less/header.less
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./less/content.less
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./less/footer.less
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```
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And finally, the `./less/style.less` file is the glue that holds it all
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together and compiles everything into one file. Generally, you will not need
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to modify this file unless you need to add or remove imported files. For
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example, if you do not want your site to have responsive capabilities, free to
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comment or remove that line. If you are a file hierarchy wizard and need to
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separate your theme into multiple files, insert additional `@import '...';`
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lines.
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