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Originally Posted by squidsk
Yes create a template called mypage.css and link to it in the head section of your custom page. Naming the template with .css at the end will group it in with the other css templates in vbulletin.
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I went ahead and made a css file and it did group itself with the other css templates in the style manager. I tried to link my custom template page to this css file using
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<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="name of css template here">
in between the <head></head> tags however this had no effect and the code inside this css template did not run.
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Originally Posted by cellarius
You should have a parent style with your own styles as child style, so changes are inherited.
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The styles do have a main parent style but alot of the code that creates the variations of the themes is probably in the additional.css file and therefore it isnt inherited.