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Best way of adding custom CSS as part of a plugin
I am working on a plugin, and I like the new product/plugin system very much. I just need to add a couple of custom style definitions to the main CSS file, but I wonder how that can be done in the best way. I could just add it to EXTRA or EXTRA2, but then uninstall becomes difficult. Another option is to put it in a template, and load it with misc.php?do=page&template=nameoftemplate, which I also use for my javascript file. Is there an option which I have overlooked?
[edit] The last option does not work, because FireFox doesn't like CSS files with Content-type: text/html. |
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I would like to know this too.
Anyone? I'm also wondering why the main CSS is inline and not in an external file. |
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is this a plugin that will enable adding new css selector fields in the style manager? Like this?
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chmod 777 should make it writable. |
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bump.
Figured out a good way to do this and used it in my new modification https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=110401 |
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I'd just use inline CSS personally, or add it to the headinclude template. Not allowing proper CSS addition via plugins is a pretty chronic oversight in my eyes on Jelsoft's part.
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