By wdmartin on

I'm developing a theme - the environment is a Drupal 4.7.2 install. I'm not the system administrator, so I don't have full access to the system. Basically, I can create and upload new themes, and that's about it.

So here's my question: I want to disable event.css and replace it with my own. Apparently you can do this in CVS, but that technique doesn't work in 4.7 installs. Is there some way I can stop Drupal from loading event.css so I can handle all those styles myself?

Thanks.

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pbarnett’s picture

pbarnett commented

Hi!

I know; and the event.css styles are awful...

I've had the same problem, and ended up simply redefining the event styles in my theme's style.css.

Not a satisfactory solution, but it worked and didn't break anything else...

I'd be interested to hear if anyone else has had more joy with this issue.

Pete.

ontwerpwerk’s picture

ontwerpwerk commented

Take a look at how to override drupal.css in the phptemplate snippets
http://drupal.org/node/23217

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wdmartin’s picture

wdmartin commented

Ahhh!

That first method, using str_replace() to chop out the relevant bit of code, is exactly what I needed. Thanks!