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If I understand correctly, the * .css files will be overwritten after updates, including those original * .css files that have been edited.

My suggestion, the option to be able to create your own css file, which is not overwritten by updates and is taken into account in the styles.

i.e. load the original * .css into the style and then your own * .css

Here it should also be possible to enter your own "file * .css" in the style settings ...

It can no longer happen that your own changes in the * .css files are overwritten during the update.
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Custom themes or themes downloaded from other sources will not be affected.
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I meant for the new version. You can put a note in the "Whats new" for this "new" function, and the design creators will take it into account when creating new designs, right?

or you can add the tab "Ownstyles" instead of "Themestyles" in the admin area, in which you can add your own "additional" css code.
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