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Style changes won't take effect in 2.1 (Bitter Sweet theme)
Zhaan
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I'm playing around with the custom.css file for the Bitter Sweet theme in Vanilla 2.1, but none of the changes seem to take effect once I upload it. What am I missing here? Are the styles controlled by something else?
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Kasper
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@whu606 @Zhaan This is the config definition you'll need to add (bypasses the AssetModel controller):
$Configuration['Garden']['DebugAssets'] = TRUE;
Kasper Kronborg Isager (kasperisager) | Freelance Developer @Vanilla | Hit me up: Google Mail or Vanilla Mail | Find me on GitHub
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Hum.. it seems to be getting its styles from a location called "utility/css/style/", but that doesn't even exist as far as I can tell? o-o
go to /cache/css and delete the .css files then go to your site.
@Zhann
Add this line to your config.php file
See here for a basic guide to theming in 2.1
Done and done, but still no visible changes. Also, I'm reading the wiki page, but I can't see any mention of utility/css/style/ so far.. does it exist somewhere?
It is a virtual directory and exists only in memory.
@whu606 @Zhaan This is the config definition you'll need to add (bypasses the AssetModel controller):
Kasper Kronborg Isager (kasperisager) | Freelance Developer @Vanilla | Hit me up: Google Mail or Vanilla Mail | Find me on GitHub
Actually, I only got 'permission denied' when I attempted to clear /cache/css.. Any tips there?
@kasperisager Will do!
@kasperisager
Oops!
Cheers for the heads up!
You need to logon as an account that has permission to delete those files.
Strange, I definitely should be able to do it on my main account. Will look into it.
Nevermind, I just renamed the CSS folder to 123abc and made a new one. Works like a charm now!
Thanks for all the help.
2.1 is a permissions minefield. Good thinking on renaming the CSS folder I wish I had thought of that when I was struggling with that stuff. However, if you are planning on doing a lot of edits you should implement @kasperisager suggestion as it's the only real solution to this issue atm.