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mtha	12-08-2009 06:38 PM

now the new version 1.1 doesnt have that problem anymore. it works great now, with langid. thanks

Lynne

12-08-2009 06:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mtha (Post 1927368)

when i install this, and my default language is 2, i have

/forum/css.php?styleid=24&langid=2&d=&sheet=additional_cs s.css

And yet the other stylesheets in the page also have langid=2 and they are fine?

I can't think of why it wouldn't work. I checked my file and the template is set to templatetype="template" just like the other .css templates in the style. I really don't know anything about the language system in vbulletin since I've never used it before. If someone has any suggestions on what to look at here, I'm welcome to listen.

edit: Oh, just read your last comment that it is now working fine. Perhaps it was the missing style date that was causing the problems? Not really sure, but if it's working, then I'm glad. :)

anthony parsons

12-08-2009 07:46 PM

It seems that a custom css is actually not needed, because you can enter custom css directly into the existing css templates, and when you upgrade between versions, the merge system takes any custom coding and merges it into the newer template being replaced with, hence why no current custom CSS solution is available within the templating / stylevars system.

Lynne

12-08-2009 08:18 PM

Yes, you can do that, but I find it easier to have all my changes in one place instead of having to search out the template to change things there.

anthony parsons

12-09-2009 03:37 AM

Hmmm... thanks Lynne. I asked Wayne about this also and he suggested to stick with this concept as well... being all custom css in the one place and not relying upon the merge ability of the system to get it right.

Deniz AKCANTAŞ

12-09-2009 07:50 PM

thanks

sam12345

12-10-2009 11:36 AM

Lynne you are genius..:up:

pneo	12-10-2009 02:52 PM

Thank you for the fantastic (and much needed!) Mod Lynne.

Please could you clarify the syntax needed in the additional CSS please?

If for example I want to edit width of the search area that is under the '.navbar_search' selector in vbulletin.css...

Quote:

Originally Posted by vbulletin-chrome.css

.navbar_search {
position:relative;
width:180px;
bottom: 1px;
{vb:stylevar right}: -{vb:math {vb:stylevar padding}*2};
display:block;
}

Do I need to 'call' the specific css file to overwrite it in additional.css or simply place...

Quote:

Originally Posted by additional.css

.navbar_search {
position:relative;
width:200px;
bottom: 1px;
{vb:stylevar right}: -{vb:math {vb:stylevar padding}*2};
display:block;
}

...and it should automatically overwrite the original (when I inspect the page after making this alteration there is no change it is only using vbulletin-chrome.css)?

This clarification may help others so I look forward to hearing your response - perhaps you could provide an example of the structure of the additional.css?

Thank you in advance.

Darkimmortal

12-10-2009 03:00 PM

As long as you use the same or a higher priority selector (more specific) than the original then you can simply overwrite properties.

Lynne

12-10-2009 04:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pneo (Post 1928384)

Do I need to 'call' the specific css file to overwrite it in additional.css or simply place...

Code:

.navbar_search {

        position:relative;

        width:200px;

        bottom: 1px;

        {vb:stylevar right}: -{vb:math {vb:stylevar padding}*2};

        display:block;

}

...and it should automatically overwrite the original (when I inspect the page after making this alteration there is no change it is only using vbulletin-chrome.css)?

You do not need to 'call' the file, just place the css in the template. In this particular case, since all you want to do is override the width property and leave the others alone, just add this to the .css template:

Code:

.navbar_search {

        width:200px;

}

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