>I would like to run an idea by you all to see if it makes sense or there is another (possibly better) way of doing it.
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>As I am building a UI pages for the application I find that the bootstrap css does not give me enough choices for different Inputs I need. So I am thinking of creating my own CSS (in addition to the bootstrap) where I will have a class for each different field my application has.
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>For example, I will have a class "customer_id", another class "part_no", "vendor_no" and so on. Each class will define the px length to be allocated for this or that field. Therefore, I will have more flexibility, plus all pages will appear consistent, as far as look of the fields. Also in the responsive section of the css I will change, if necessary the length allocated for each field.
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>Does it make sense or there is a better way?
>TIA

There is nothing wrong with going that way. That is the essence of CSS / JavaScript / jQuery. I don't know enough about bootstrap.js to make a counterargument. It did make a big impression on me that Rick Strahl recommended it, saying it was better than what he was trying to build himself. It does not have immediate practical use for me but it is on my To Do list to learn more.