# CSS Styling ## Custom CSS If you want to make changes to any of the CSS that is applied by default, we recommend creating a `css/custom.css` file and making those customisations within it. This file is included after `styles.css`, allowing you to override any of the CSS defined within it. It will not be affected by future updates to the WHMCS software. Tip * We strongly recommend creating a `css/custom.css` file to contain your additional custom CSS rules and **not** editing `css/styles.css` directly because it will make updating easier. * You may also wish to consider creating a [child theme](/themes/child-themes/). ## Using Font Awesome To use Font Awesome icons, you may include the latest Font Awesome release shipped with WHMCS by including the line below within the `` section of your template: `` Themes that do not include the above line will have it injected automatically. If you wish to prevent this behaviour, include the following line: ``