Cannot define multiple stylesheets [#564138]

I have a base theme that I made a subtheme from. I used a local.css in my subtheme to override styles from the basetheme's style.css.

TinyMCE is not picking up my local.css styles. I entered the direct path from html root to my local.cc and also the direct path for the styles.css however only the styles.css gets called into TinyMCE.

I am stumped. Here is the line I enter into the field.
/themes/acquia/acquia_slate/style.css,/sites/windwalkerexpeditions.com/themes/windwalker_slate/local.css

I even called the local.css file externally - http://dev.windwalkerexpeditions.com/sites/windwalkerexpeditions.com/the... - and it would not bring it in.

What am I doing wrong? I have quadruple checked that the "define css" dropdown is selected but all I can think of is that it is still bringing in my themes styles as if the "define css" is not selected.

Comments

Comment #1

twod

Swedish

Sweden

commented 31 August 2009 at 11:13

Hmm, that should work. When "Define CSS" is selected, the value in the box below is inserted into the "content_css" property in the TinyMCE configuration: http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Configuration/content_css

Comment #2

elijah lynn

Portland, Oregon

commented 31 August 2009 at 14:29

Thanks for that. I looked at source and it says it is calling for it in the head of the MCE iframe. Just none of my overridden styles are reflecting in the window. When I hit save everything works great.

So, I know for sure it is calling it now but not sure if is actually getting in there.

Comment #3

elijah lynn

Portland, Oregon

commented 31 August 2009 at 14:30

I am thinking that maybe it doesn't know which one is lower on the cascade.

Comment #4

elijah lynn

Portland, Oregon

commented 31 August 2009 at 15:25

I just checked dblog and I am getting a ton of 404 errors for my local.css.

It is looking for http://dev.windwalkerexpeditions.com/sites/windwalkerexpeditions.com/the...

Notice the theme subfolder listed twice. I am not sure why since I just double checked the settings in WYSIWYG and verified it is only listed once in the path.

Any ideas?

Comment #5

elijah lynn

Portland, Oregon

commented 4 September 2009 at 14:16

Ok, I just changed:

/sites/windwalkerexpeditions.com/themes/windwalker_slate/local.css

/sites/windwalkerexpeditions.com/themes/local.css and it appears to be looking for the right file now but it doesn't look like it is affecting the TinyMCE body. When I go to the local.css file in the CSS tab in Firebug and make changes nothing happens.

Comment #6

twod

Swedish

Sweden

commented 11 September 2009 at 21:42

If you change something radical in the local.css file, like setting the bgcolor of all p tags to red, clear both Drupal and browser caches. Then does anything at all happen in the editor?

Comment #7

sun

German

Karlsruhe

commented 27 September 2009 at 01:46

Status:

Active

» Fixed

You should use the provided placeholders %b and %t, and follow the provided examples in the form element description:

%b%t/local.css

loads local.css from within your theme. Use %b/sites/wind.../themes/local.css to load the file from that path.

Comment #8

11 October 2009 at 01:50

Status:

Fixed

» Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

Comment #9

elijah lynn

Portland, Oregon

commented 15 November 2009 at 02:10

Hi Sun,

Thanks for your help. I am still unable to get this working. I posted a $20 bounty if you or anyone else would like to help me nail this. I hope it is juts me doing something wrong. Either way I need to get this figured out now as I have some other people needing to edit the site.

Here is the bounty link. http://drupal.org/node/633052