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Originally Posted by kh99

There's another way to do it: create a cssrollup xml file and put it in includes/xml. For exaample you could name it cssrollup_myproduct.xml and have contents like this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<css product="my_product_id">
	<rollup name="main-rollup.css">
		<template>mycss.css</template>
	</rollup>
</css>

Then rebuild the styles (under Maintenance > General update tools). Then you don't need any extra code or plugins.

Edit: There are other rollups than 'main', so if you're really concerned about efficiency, you could determined which one you need. There is one called 'postbit' so maybe that would work for you.

Worked like a charm thanks! The only problem is that there aren't roll-ups for all the pages I need them for so I ended up having to put it into main-rollup.css, but its a small amount of css so I'm not too worried.