Re: Stylesheets

Ruby Apps Radiant CMS
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I’ve now tested by copying the static HTML and putting it into a layout
file. Unfortunately, it still causes the same problem. Works fine as a
simple static HTML file and pulls the right CSS but doesn’t work through
radiant.

How do people handle CSS files in Radiant? Do most people put them in
the DB or just as a stylesheet in the filesystem?

From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Cory D
Sent: 04 August 2006 20:11
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Radiant] Stylesheets

this should work for IE 6 - it’s basically saying if less than IE 7,
serve this stylesheet.

As to why it’s not working, i’m stumped as well.

-Cory

On 8/4/06, Nathan W. [email protected] wrote:

Here is the issue, when I’m using IE6, radiant serves up the standard
stylesheet, not the specific IE6 version.

I never use conditional CSS statements myself, but wouldn’t you need
to set a rule to specifically apply to IE6? As it is, you’ve only got
a rule for IE7 …

–
Nathan

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I keep my CSS files in the filesystem … old habits die hard, and I
like having them available for easy tweaking. I store them in
/public/stylesheets and call them via

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Guys,

Thanks for all the help. Just in case anybody is interested, here is
the
code we ended up:-

<![if !IE]>
@import
“/stylesheets/style.css”;
<![endif]>

<style type="text/css" media="print">@import

“/stylesheets/print.css”;

Thank you all
Harvey

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I’m a Ubuntu user and just use Gnome’s Gedit, which can edit files
remotely, so it’s easier for me to point to external files. The
highlighting sucks though.