Hi Team,

Could you show me the complete process of overriding django-oscar css.
As per the documentataion I tried to use STATICFIES_DIRS = [ ] but
still not able to do that. The main problem I am facing, after putting
my effort, is in the chrome developer tool it shows that it is still
pointing .less instead of my own css for which I mentioned the path in
the STATICFIES_DIRS.

This is the styles sheet using in layout.html(which extends base.html)
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="{% static
"oscar/css/styles.css" %}" />

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