By ikati on

Is there any way to set the order in which the different CSS files that you define thru CSS Injector are called?

I want a CSS file that I use for a whole section of my site called first, then a CSS file that I use to override some settings for a couple of pages to be called 2nd.

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catch
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You'd be better off putting the CSS that's called on lots of pages into your theme.

Otherwise this sounds like a feature request against the module, you can submit one at http://drupal.org/node/add/project_issue/css_injector/feature

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ikati commented

The advantage of the CSS Injector is that the CSS is easily accessible, and when you upgrade, you don't have to redo the CSS.

Plus, if you have a user that isn't familiar with the drupal setup, then they can still change the CSS. so, in those ways, I think it is a great tool.

However, I don't know how it affects performance.

as per your suggestion, I will add it as a feature request. thanks.

Lynne

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gnerdalot commented

The CSS Injector rules are last - I set all to "screen" and they do load last if I am logged in, but if not they arrive first and then
the theme overwrites some. I will use important as needed, but would still like to have these load last when logged out - what a site visitor would see...