Updated to 5.4.2.1, seems to point to a different CSS?
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I just updated to 5.4.2.1, and all the custom changes I made to my css are no longer showing. I had been editing the CSS files in
<mysite>/concrete/themes/default/
(I'm using the default theme, obviously)
The changes I had made are still in that directory, but now that I've updated, concrete5 seems to no longer point to those files for its CSS.
How do I get things back to to pointing where they used to? Or...Where should I move my custom files to so they take effect?
<mysite>/concrete/themes/default/
(I'm using the default theme, obviously)
The changes I had made are still in that directory, but now that I've updated, concrete5 seems to no longer point to those files for its CSS.
How do I get things back to to pointing where they used to? Or...Where should I move my custom files to so they take effect?
The update puts a new copy of /Concrete in a directory called /Updates, then anything that would have previously come from /Concrete now comes from /updates/number/concrete.
Ok, thanks for that. It would be nice if there was documentation or a warning about this!
The updates folder has been mentioned is several recent threads to do with similar issues to yours. But I agree, it would be nice if the documentation had caught up with it.
Most of the time you don't need to mess with the core. For example, you could copy a theme from /concrete/themes to /themes and modify it there (But you do have to copy the whole theme, so it is extremely tempting if you just have a small tweak to do it in the core). You can do similar for many things in C5, but there are occasional exceptions where there is no choice but to change the core files.
Its just come up in the thread next to this one at:
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizing_c5/plain-yogu...
Most of the time you don't need to mess with the core. For example, you could copy a theme from /concrete/themes to /themes and modify it there (But you do have to copy the whole theme, so it is extremely tempting if you just have a small tweak to do it in the core). You can do similar for many things in C5, but there are occasional exceptions where there is no choice but to change the core files.
Its just come up in the thread next to this one at:
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizing_c5/plain-yogu...
Greg has just posted this how-to:
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/change-th...
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/developers/change-th...
