[squidsk]

Originally Posted by kh99

I'm not sure how you're adding your CSS template now, but if you use the function vB_Template::fetch_css_path() to build the url, it should work either way. For instance you could use $template_hook['headinclude_css'] like:

$template_hook['headinclude_css'] .= '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="' . vB_Template::fetch_css_path() . 'my_css.css?d=' . $style['dateline'] . '" />';

or if you're putting it in a template you could just use {vb:cssfile my_css.css} .

Currently the template is referred to in two plugins:

The first plugin is at the cache_templates with the following code:

if(THIS_SCRIPT=='css')
{
   $cache[] = 'my_css.css';
}

The second is at the css_start hook with the following code:

if(in_array('vbulletin.css',$matches[1]))
{
   $matches[1][] = 'my_css.css';
}

As a note I've inherited this code so I'm not sure which of these, if either, is responsible for including the css when css is not stored as a file.