eCommerce - 1.8.7 CSS override for the billing page
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Has anybody else had trouble overriding the css forhttp://yoursite/checkout/billing/... ?
Other eCommerce pages behave well and use css from the theme directory but billing just wont budge :)
Am I missing something obvious here?
Any ideas appreciated.
Other eCommerce pages behave well and use css from the theme directory but billing just wont budge :)
Am I missing something obvious here?
Any ideas appreciated.
Yeah that's a good idea.
It's just weird that it's only for the billing page and all other ecom pages happily use the overridden css files.
It's just weird that it's only for the billing page and all other ecom pages happily use the overridden css files.
I've also had trouble overriding core_commerce package css whenever I've tried it.
Copying core.commerce.cart.css to css/core.commerce.cart.css/ or to css/core_commerce/core.commerce.cart.css has no effect.
I recall in my last core commerce project I tried to override package css and also had trouble.
Seems to me making the changes I need to the various package css files by overriding in my theme's css file is really clunky... In addition to tweaking the things that need tweaking, I also have to reset all of the styles that are in the way.
Copying core.commerce.cart.css to css/core.commerce.cart.css/ or to css/core_commerce/core.commerce.cart.css has no effect.
I recall in my last core commerce project I tried to override package css and also had trouble.
Seems to me making the changes I need to the various package css files by overriding in my theme's css file is really clunky... In addition to tweaking the things that need tweaking, I also have to reset all of the styles that are in the way.
You can find all the ecom css in the packages folder:
packages/core_commerce/css
It's probably best to make mods in your actual theme so when there is an update all of your hard work isn't ruined.
(Just use !important)
Hope that helps.