LiteCart has support for templates, meaning a set of individual files that gives that cosmetic look your website. Using templates you can easily and change the look of your website with a simple click, and swap back and forth between different templates.
Templates are platform specific. Meaning you cannot take a template from another platform e.g. Wordpress and just copy it over.
To change the look of your LiteCart store, first create your own template by cloning the default.catalog/ folder.
All HTML is stored in the folders layouts/, pages/, and views/. If a component is missing, LiteCart will load it from the default template. We recommend only storing the files that are actually different from the default template.
As of LiteCart 2.0, you are not supposed to edit the files in the css/ folder. The .css files are just a rendered styles for your web browser to interpret. Instead you should edit the files inside the less/ folder. But browsers do not understand LESS code. So whatever changes you make in less files you need to generate new css files. See the add-on Developer Kit which can do that for you.
LESS simply makes the work with stylesheets easier and way more effective in the long run. Wikipedia has an article about the benefits of LESS.
If you don't want to work with LESS, you can uncompress the CSS files and turn them into a human readable format using online tools e.g. Unminify. And don't forget to remove those .map files.
Right click an element and select Inspect Element. The developer tools will show you the current stylings of an element and in which .less file and row number it can be found. This is translated by the browser using the .map files found in the css/ folder. The map files are simply cross references and are important to be updated when generating new .css files.