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Jerren

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Posted: 01/23/2008, 12:35 PM

I would like to see the ability to have my custom CSS layouts protected from overwriting in the Style_Doctype.css file. Whenever I do a full deploy any additional code in the external style sheet gets nuked.

It would also be nice if the custom layouts would also be viewable and rendered by the IDE properly. Currently I have to publish the files and then view them in the browser while making edits.
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mamboBROWN


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Posted: 01/24/2008, 8:07 PM

Jerren
What version of CCS are you using?? Your first wish seems like it should work with the current version of CCS. I am assuming that you are giving your CCS layouts it's own name. Is this true??
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Jerren

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Posted: 01/28/2008, 2:50 PM

Quote mamboBROWN:
Jerren
What version of CCS are you using?? Your first wish seems like it should work with the current version of CCS. I am assuming that you are giving your CCS layouts it's own name. Is this true??


I am using version 3.2 on Windows Vista Business, with a Windows 2000/SQL2000 development server on Microsoft's VM platform. (hey its free...) I have been having a lot of frustration with it... every time I publish the stylesheets seem to get regenerated and I have to copy the modifications back over to get the layouts to work properly again. It's just one of many little annoyances that have me about ready to pull my hair out... :(
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mamboBROWN


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Posted: 01/28/2008, 8:30 PM

Jerren
Do you save your custom CSS files under a different name or do you change the system CSS files??
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datadoit
Posted: 01/29/2008, 6:05 AM

Definitely keep your own styles in your own files and reference them in
your HTML head.

Ex:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Styles/Style.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Styles/MyStyle.css">

If there are style tag conflicts, then last style loaded wins.

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