Your best bet is to add a custom.css file to the template.
Then add it in the index.php
This will solve your issues, but you may have to add the line again in
the index.php
Scott Wolpow
On 5/19/2012 6:29 AM, Janet Sullivan wrote:
I am building a joomla site using Yootheme, based on the Warp framework.
I can't limit my changes to only what the framework/ theme has built
in so use firebug to
to identify the css changes necessary.
My problem is that I don't know where I should be putting the new CSS
code. I know how to change the various
css files because firebug tells me the filename and the line number
for each element that I want to change. I could
easily go into each file and make the changes.
However, is that how I should be working? For example, I am using a
free version of the TK Redemption theme. Suppose later in the
project I need the premium features of that theme and need to
upgrade? If I have made a bunch of random changes to the css, I think
I may have to start all over with the premium theme. I think there
should be a way to isolate my CSS is a separate place to make upgrading
easy.
What is the proper procedure so I don't make a mess?
Thanks in advance. And by the way, this forum (and the NYC Users
Group) is GREAT. Thanks to everyone who has helped this novice
jump start with Joomla!
Janet Sullivan
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