SOLVED Error custom css
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- tonnick
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Hi team !
I tried to customized the error page. But, it seems that :
- my custom css page is not take at first place for 404page, so clarion template is still overwritting my custom css
- I created as well a rt_clarion-error-custom.css which is not taken into account
no way to take inaccount my custom css in error page. Is there any specific trick to do that ?
thx !
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- MrT
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Please do not post extensions/template specific questions in the "General Discussion" forum. You should post in the extension forum or template forum as appropriate. Most of these forums are for members who have a current PAID membership. Our priority is always to assist paying members.
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- tonnick
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ok I thought that it is not related to a specific template, but a general way of include an error custom CSS.
you can see an exemple here : www.origin-gi.com/index.php/en/?option=c...32&Itemid=32&lang=es
thx for your help !
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- MrT
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So, your custom CSS file is being loaded. What specifically are you trying to change? It could be that you just don't have sufficient CSS specifity to effect an override.
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- tonnick
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The problem is that general custom css is loaded but does not overwrite properties specificaly for error page ! But it works perfectly all over the website. This is specific to error page.
then, I created as well another CSS named rt_clarion-error-custom.css which is not even loaded
this is why I asked if there is a specific way to load / create the error custom css
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- MrT
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no, your ordinary custom CSS file should be capable of overriding the error page. please give me an example that does not work so I can check.
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- MrT
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Which page element are you trying to restyle and which CSS statement does not work?
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So, it's what I said. Your CSS statement has insufficient CSS specifity to effect an override on the template value. So change...
#rt-logo #logo-inner {
toa#rt-logo #logo-inner {
and it works just fine.
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