Tim Wilson wrote:
Karl,Is that last step really necessary? I'm overriding a style sheet in my case simply by placing it in rt_root/local/html/NoAuth/css/ and taking advantage of RT's normal overriding feature. I didn't need to change the RT_SiteConfig. -TimKarl Boyken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/02/07 9:37 AM >>>You can create your own look-and-feel and put it under rt_root/local, so it's more maintainable. I created an rt_root/local/html/NoAuth/css/Local directory, copied all the 3.5-default .css files into it, and modified them to my liking, then set $WebDefaultStylesheet to 'Local'--it works.Karl
Tim, I didn't try that. It's probably not necessary, unless you want to give your own unique set of .css files a different name than the RT defaults. Thanks for the tip.
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