CSS files after update
Posted Jan 31, 2012 - 3:08 PM:
Not sure if this is a bug, it might be...
If I delete a class from the default CSS file, after upgrading, the CSS class is back. That's one thing.
But I now have three CSS files in the one directory, and for some reason, during upgrade WSN links add all of it's default CSS to EVERY css file in the directory.
This is the correct behavior. Any missing CSS classes are to be added to every file in the templates/styles directory. Every file in that directory is a publicly selectable complete theme (unless named with hide or adminonly, in which case it's still a theme but not public). If you've made a CSS file which you don't intend as a complete theme, you must put it somewhere else.
To remove a CSS class, just remove the content while leaving the definition.
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Posted Jan 31, 2012 - 3:08 PM:
Not sure if this is a bug, it might be...
If I delete a class from the default CSS file, after upgrading, the CSS class is back. That's one thing.
But I now have three CSS files in the one directory, and for some reason, during upgrade WSN links add all of it's default CSS to EVERY css file in the directory.
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This is the correct behavior. Any missing CSS classes are to be added to every file in the templates/styles directory. Every file in that directory is a publicly selectable complete theme (unless named with hide or adminonly, in which case it's still a theme but not public). If you've made a CSS file which you don't intend as a complete theme, you must put it somewhere else.
To remove a CSS class, just remove the content while leaving the definition.