[support] css files

[Ursula Pieper]

And if you are actively developing, switch off css caching in the
configuration menu, otherwise, you'd have to clear the cache
constantly.

Home » Administration » Configuration » Development
Uncheck "Aggregate and compress CSS files"

And when you restart caching, I'd remove manually all files in the
/sites/default/files/css/ directory.

Ursula

On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 8:06 PM, Don Pickerel <donald at fane.com> wrote:
>
> You probably have css compression turned on. There's a limit to how many
> css and js files IE can load, so to get around that Drupal put them all
> into one big file to download. It also downloads faster that way.
>
> If you need to flush css, go to site configuration -> performance, and
> look at the bottom of the page where there's a button to clear cache.
>
> -don-
>
> On 2/9/2012 10:37 PM, Roger wrote:
> > I'm debuging and trying to modify the calendar css because the little
> > blue info field is too small to display sufficient info.
> >
> > Firebug shows<div class="calendar monthview">  and the style  allows me
> > to modify width and height of the blue display field.
> > But
> > the url
> > /sites/default/files/css/css_TuUcIk9BkwT2jDjJe_6dJMP9rOL2wZwiKQmxadx5Vvc.css
> > shows dozens of files in the /css folder.
> >
> > Are these  temporary files generated each time a display request is made?
> > Where is the real calendar css  that I can change to permanently display
> > my alterations to width and height for the info field?
> > Thanks in advance
> > Roger
>
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