Importing Styles
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How do I import styles?
I have a css file called 'style.css' however when I add a block nothing appears in the Styles dropdown menu at the top - so I can't apply any specific style.
I have a css file called 'style.css' however when I add a block nothing appears in the Styles dropdown menu at the top - so I can't apply any specific style.
it needs to be in the typography.css
Hi,
Have you included the style.css file in header (head tag)? If not you have to include the css file in header
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If you have created the style.css file place it in css folder
Have you included the style.css file in header (head tag)? If not you have to include the css file in header
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<link rel="stylesheet" media="screen" type="text/css" href="<?php echo $this->getStyleSheet('style.css')?>" />
If you have created the style.css file place it in css folder
open juice for tinymce to use it it has to be in a file called typography.css, and called using getstylesheet
Hi Mnkras,
Thanks for the info dude.
Thanks for the info dude.
Thanks for your invaluable advice.
It seems this is missing from the step-by-step instruction on concretizing a theme.
The instructions just mention getThemePath.
It seems this is missing from the step-by-step instruction on concretizing a theme.
The instructions just mention getThemePath.
Still not working.
I have identical stylesheets (style.css and typography.css)and they seem to be overiding each other.
What is the content for style.css and the content for typography.css?
And can they both go into a css folder?
I have identical stylesheets (style.css and typography.css)and they seem to be overiding each other.
What is the content for style.css and the content for typography.css?
And can they both go into a css folder?
hi rob. to do what you want to do you should look at this page.http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/developers/pages/configurabl...
this shows you how to enable your themes to be customizeable with the design dropdown. you should do all this to typography.css, as mnkras suggested.
this shows you how to enable your themes to be customizeable with the design dropdown. you should do all this to typography.css, as mnkras suggested.
That's great advice.
Essentially I want a background image behind the editable text in the main panel. The text will sit on a white box that is part of the background photo.
Hopefully with styles available I can create my own background image within the editor?
Essentially I want a background image behind the editable text in the main panel. The text will sit on a white box that is part of the background photo.
Hopefully with styles available I can create my own background image within the editor?
