Amazon.css loads after the theme's style.css. So I cannot override the css properly, because a next amazon.module update will override my changes again.
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Amazon.css loads after the theme's style.css. So I cannot override the css properly, because a next amazon.module update will override my changes again.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #1 | css_load_order.png | 55.82 KB | rfay |
Comments
Comment #1
rfayThat's not what I see happening, nor is it normal Drupal behavior. The theme gets last crack at it.
However, I have seen things done in the theme's template.php which override this behavior and reorder the css. You might see if that's the case.
Please try switching to another theme and looking at the load order with firebug. I think you'll find what I have here (using garland) where the theme's style.css loads after all the module's css files:
Please report back with how you solve this.
Thanks,
-Randy
Comment #2
Anonymous (not verified) commentedWell thanks for figuring this out, I checked again today and it's alright. I'll mark this as closed, I think it was indeed a template.php glitch.