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Re: Overiting the css file [message #2389 is a reply to message #2388] |
Wed, 08 May 2002 14:37 |
Ilia
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The compiler re-creates the forum.css file from scratch. The file should be chmoded 666 so that the compiler has access to overwrite it.
What are the current permissions on the "/home/acct351/public_html/fudforum/br/forum.css" file and does your php have safe_mode enabled?
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Re: Overiting the css file [message #2390 is a reply to message #2388] |
Wed, 08 May 2002 14:38 |
Ilia
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The compiler re-creates the forum.css file from scratch. The file should be chmoded 666 so that the compiler has access to overwrite it.
What are the current permissions on the "/home/acct351/public_html/fudforum/br/forum.css" file and does your php have safe_mode enabled?
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Re: Overiting the css file [message #2399 is a reply to message #2397] |
Wed, 08 May 2002 15:12 |
Ilia
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The CSS file itself is a template, if you want to modify it, modify the forum.css.tmpl file or using the template manager to edit it.
Because it is a template it gets rebuilt from scratch everytime.
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Re: Overiting the css file [message #2423 is a reply to message #2419] |
Wed, 08 May 2002 19:12 |
Ilia
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Template editor is good for quick fixes, for bigger fixes just open forum.css.tmpl with your favorite editor... The file contains plain CSS with the exception of {SECTION: name}{SECTION: END} that you can simply ignore.
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Re: Overiting the css file [message #2448 is a reply to message #2447] |
Thu, 09 May 2002 05:29 |
Ilia
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You shouldn't delete any {SECTION} tags as that would break the template...
Sections are needed to define the various templates, each {SECTION} is actually a subsection of the main template.
If you are only editing the forum.css.tmpl file, you're better off using the template editor since then you'll see help on each section, more easily then by editing the file using a text editor.
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