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My question is...
Imagine a template haves 6 diferent styles (like entropy).
But what if a user wants to make a new style without messing with any of the other 6?, well you thinking.. "go to the template admin, and click "save preset", but .. erhmm it wont solve the issue because this user want the style nº7 to have allot of CSS changes, more than the ones available at the template admin.. so... and remember the user dont want to mess with the other 6 styles.. cause.. who know.. maybe they will be handy in the future. So... can the user create a new CSS file to be used with his new style?
Like .…. preset 1 to 6 uses style1.css to style6.css (wich you can mess with) now. the user wants preset7 to use style7.css . Is it possible and if so, how?
Thank you guys!
ps. is still have other topics that are left unsawered, common guys..
EDIT;
If someone would be so nice than to explain what the diferent CSS files common in each template are for, why so many, if you feeling generous comment each one with why they exist;
Adding a custom preset is a bit fiddly if you've never done it before. I'd try explaining it, but to be honest, you'll be much better off having a look at this;
That will pretty much walk you through it. It should work like that for all Gantry based templates.
You're also in luck as I'm waiting for a download to finish, so; (rtl = right to left, for languages that run right to left. Hebrew and Arabic are examples, I think!)
demo-styles.css - I think this is used for any custom CSS the RT guys use in their templates e.g, custom modules. extensions.css - Styling for the supported RT extensions (RokStories etc)
fusionmenu.css - The menu styling. iphone-gantry.css - iPhone styling joomla.css - Standard Joomle elements, such as com_contacts and such *i think*! splitmenu.css - Menu again, but for the splitmenu feature style1.css - The preset styles style2.css
style3.css
style4.css
style5.css
style6.css template-chrome-win.css
template-firefox-win.css
template-gecko.css
template-ie6.css
template-ie7.css
template-ie8.css
template-ie9.css
template-opera-win.css
template-opera.css
template-webkit.css - These all are for browser specific tweaks and rules for when the standard CSS rules are not supported. They're in separate files so that they are not loaded unless needed - or so I imagine template.css - The overall, main template CSS file. typography.css - Pretty self explanitory - all of your fonts and headings stylings
If I've got any of the above wrong, I'm sure someone will jump in and correct me
Still got a question...
I did the CSS file (actually copied one of them to test it out, renamed the copy to style7.css)
Created the directory images/style7
the new CSS file (style7.css) does show up on the list of CSS files under the jommla admin/template customization plane. BUT when i go into the template admin, under styles tab, the dopdown "CSS Style" dont show my file. so whem i choose my style7 that was supposed to work with style7.css , i guess it gets overwritten by the CSS file that is present that the dropbox...
Question is, how to add the new CSS file to the dropdow selector ?
I was able to add the option editin template-options.xml and adding the line below to the dropbox in question.;
<option value="style7">STYLE_7</option>
BUT.... sorry guys... questions keep comming.
the other option showup on the dropbox all shiny as ex: "Style 6" the new option comes up with a diferent look, wich is "STYLE_7" , why is that?
Heres the line for the Style 6 ;
<option value="style6">STYLE_6</option>
so.. as you can see.... all i did was changing 6 to 7 and hope that is enought to call my style7.css file
So... i still need help... i guess you guys should change my forum title to.. "the temp" or "FAQ to be" or maybe "what?"