> > |> One way to go (which we used at some point), is to
> > |> write all css in a page content. This way you could
> > |> call it with URL "/style.css" and all you need to do
> > |> is to create a page called "style.css" under root page.
> > |
> > | I can't seem to get this to work properly.
> >
> > Damn, I forgot... this used to work until Midgard 1.5.0...
> > We hit the wall with this issue at one of our clients
> > after they upgraded to 1.5.0.
> >
> > Could you try to delete the styles.css page and import
> > the same content as a text file attachment to root page?
> > (This used to work too...)
>
> Afraid this doesn't seem to work either. If anyone has more suggestions
> please let me know. Otherwise I give up. Personally I'll be keeping the
> CSS in the file system outside Midgard.
This DO WORK on any midgard since I always do it this way. Create /style.css
page under root, assing empty style and put content:
<[css]>
then create style element <[css]>:
.whatever {color: red}
.somtnelse {border 1px solid black}
Note, that there is no <STYLE> tag in <[css]>
This must work
Solt
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