prefix url if store CSS as a file

open global.php

find

PHP Code:

define('STYLEID', $style['styleid']); 


add under

PHP Code:

 
if ($vboptions['storecssasfile']) 
{ 
    $style['css'] = str_replace('clientscript', "$vboptions[bburl]/clientscript", $style['css']); 
} 


save and close global.php


Yes, im stil using it on my RC4 with no problems, i made a change,

[gmarik]

cool, can I change the whole .css file name as well to a normal one? for ecample zachery2.css

[Zachery]

Eh, that would require further modifcation, the system saves it as

style-(time*var)-id.css

[chris frolic]

beautiful. Was having some difficulties with my Photopost install and this cleared up my problems.

[Boofo]

Excellent work, Zach. I was looking for this exact thing.

[Zachery]

Originally Posted by Boofo

Excellent work, Zach. I was looking for this exact thing.

Anyone still using this?

[sabret00the]

didn't even know this existed, great work zach

has anyone tested this with the community bulletin?

[Zachery]

Originally Posted by sabret00the

didn't even know this existed, great work zach

has anyone tested this with the community bulletin?

It has been sitting down in the depths for abit now, i had almost forgot that i had released this small bit.

[sabret00the]

now you got me wondering what other goodies i've missed

[EnriqueHavoc]

I still dont understand exactly what this does, could anyone give a clearer description of where, how and why you would use this?

[Zachery]

Originally Posted by EnriqueHavoc

I still dont understand exactly what this does, could anyone give a clearer description of where, how and why you would use this?

When you enable CSS as a file in vBulletin, it uses a realitive path instead of a full path.

This ensure that no matter what directory your hack may be in, the CSS will be correct.