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From: Robin Monks

To: josh on ; A list for theme developers

Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 5:10 PM

Subject: Re: [themes] Civicspace theme declaration - styles.css

Hi Josh!

  As a rule, all custom styling in the CivicSpace theme should be made in a custom.css file in the styles directory (and included in the styles.css) or placed in a new directory with the base style included at the top of a custom styles.css.  This makes it easier to upgrade the theme in the future, and keep your styling separated from the core code.

Robin

On 1/27/06, josh on <josh@theyrule.net> wrote:

Hi,

 

this is a very small thing that threw me a little.  In 8.12 CS release the declaration theme's visual.css isn't included in the styles.css. 

I made the assumption it was and was trying to work out why none of my style changes were taking.

There maye be a very good reason for not including it - I suggest that there is a comment put at the top of the file - stating:

 

/*

The declaration theme's visual.css is not used in the default setup.  To turn it on add it as an include in the styles.css file in this directory.

*/

 

btw. I am new to the list - and drupal - I am very impressed with everything I have used so far.  Everything is soooo modular - I keep wanting to make nasty hacks but then find there was some really elegant switch that just needed to be turned on.

 

Josh

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