Hi Matthieu,

On 17/10/11 11:25, Matthieu Rigal wrote:
Thanks for the reply. To make it simple :
We have CSS files for the doxygen plugin for the documentation. It was rendering well. Then, we installed the Agilo plugin, great for many things, but it overwrites the CSS of the doxygen, which has the style of all other Agilo trac pages : nice, but not optimal for code documentation.

In order to apply specific CSS rules, Agilo prevents the trac.css file from being
sent to the client. If the doxygen css styling relies on the trac.css rules,
this is probably why your are facing this issue.
Unfortunately there is no simple solution to this problem.
If you want to investigate more, the file in question is
agilo/utils/web_ui.py
If you have this function
_remove_trac_stylesheet_for_this_request (line 244)
return as soon as it gets hit, the trac.css file won't be blocked.


Hope this helps

Cheers

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