Closed (works as designed)
Project:
Zero Point
Version:
6.x-1.9
Component:
Documentation
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
29 Dec 2009 at 15:43 UTC
Updated:
1 Oct 2015 at 00:18 UTC
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Comment #1
florian commentedI think it is better to put in _custom folder the images you need for your new theme and to use custom-style.css.
Comment #2
pepemty commentedHmmmm... I think I got it... ;-)
Thank you Dr. and here goes to you my very first Happy New Year 2010!
Warm regards from sunny México!
:-)
Pepe
Comment #3
florian commentedComment #4
knarzer77 commentedHi,
it's also possibly to override page files (page.tpl.php, ...) in the _custom folder?
regards Jan
Comment #5
florian commentedNope. You must do the changes directly in page.tpl.php only.
Comment #6
palik commentedEDIT2 - my happiness was short :D according http://drupal.org/node/733194 and http://drupal.org/node/782620 i cant't rename custom styles to local.css, so original post is now actually true :(( or maybe i'm missing something?
EDIT - i just read that i should rename custom.css to local.css - so i'm somewhat happy :)
ORIGINAL POST - hello! thanks for amazing theme, that i use on my site, but could You consider making this theme subtheme-compatible?
Or, if not, maybe You could add "user.css", that this theme would expect to find in _custom folder, but do NOT put this file in standard distro?
Users could create this file themselves and have all modifications there, and they would must not to remember to delete _custom folder before upgrading theme to newer version of zeropoint.
Please consider this because now i can easily overwrite custom.css when upgrading. Thanks in advance!
Comment #7
florian commentedThis feature will be added in the future releases.