CSS for custom templates

If you call drupal_add_css() in the original node, that CSS will be used in the print output, as long as the type parameter is not set to 'theme'.

You don't need the @media.. Since the module creates a paper-suitable display in the default setting, there's no need to specify different medias.

João

João,

Thanks for the quick response. My original template does call drupal_add_css(), but the custom print template does not seem to be getting the correct css.

Both templates are in my theme folder. For example, I have:

node-assessment.tpl.php which calls node-assessment.css

for printing, I have:

print_html.node-assessment.tpl.php (this file does not include the drupal_add_css call).

But, I get the overall template structure, but none of the styles from node-assessment.css.

Any suggestions?

What's the value of the type parameter in the drupal_add_css() call?

there is no specified 'type' parameter in my call to drupal_add_css():

drupal_add_css(path_to_theme() .'/node-assessment.css');

If nothing is specified, it is type = 'module'.

However, reading it again, I would like to point out that your template file is not used by this module, so whatever PHP you do in it needs to be duplicated in the print.tpl.php file. Specifically, you need to add to write the following at the top of the file:

This should include your CSS in the current CSS list.

João

Thanks again, for yoru help.

Let me check if I've understood this correctly:

At the top of print.tpl.php, I should add:

Yes?

If that is correct, then something is not working because the css does not get applied to print output.

However, if I manually add my css to the print.css file, then it gets applied to print output/pdf. I don't like this as a solution, because it means I have to edit multiple files when I need to change some css.

Is there something else I've not got right?

Sorry,

The second line, obviously should be like this:

I copied the wrong part of the template file, and didn't check the code so well..

No further info in two weeks. Closing the issue.