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  • esotericvision Friend
    #182264

    Hi there,

    We are managing a site build on T3 template, and we want to make a few changes in the site styling. We made some changes in the CSS file, but these changes are overwritten later when some kind of upgrade happens. :((

    We would like to know how can we make changes to CSS without having to worry it getting overwritten?

    pavit Moderator
    #473034

    Hi

    It depends which css files you have modified

    could you be more clear on this ?

    esotericvision Friend
    #473037

    Well… I looked in the source code and find the CSS files that the page use, and make changes from there.
    All these CSS files are in the same folder called “t3-assets”, and the file name are like “css_2737a.css”. These files got removed/renamed when occasionally and I need to insert my own styling definition whenever this happens so that the site looks the way we want. What I did now is put all my own styling in one file name override.css and use @import to include it so I only need to insert 1 line of code when I need to.

    This is the site: http://www.mamanootsbelize.com/

    pavit Moderator
    #473038

    Ok

    The t3-assets folder is the folder where T3 Framework store the optimized files so it changes

    If you want to modify your css files first you need to disable the CSS optimization from template manager, in this way you can work on the css files after you saved it enable again the css optimization and you will see that your modification will not be lost

    esotericvision Friend
    #473042

    OK, but which file should I make the changes after disabling optimization? The same files in t3-assets?

    pavit Moderator
    #473043

    <blockquote>We are managing a site build on T3 template, and we want to make a few changes in the site styling.</blockquote>

    It depends about what you want to change

    maybe a screen shot of what you want to do could help

    esotericvision Friend
    #473050

    Actually what you see on the site is the result we want, we just want it to stay this way without getting overwritten. I have all stylings I want on http://www.mamanootsbelize.com/override.css. I just need someway that I can have these changes stays.
    Maybe a way to insert a <link> tag in the template.
    I tried very hard but I cannot find where I can edit the template, just to add a line of code I want.:((

    pavit Moderator
    #473051

    Sorry but i still cannot understand what you want accomplish.

    When you disable the css optimization you can edit the css files directly, after edited you can save your css file and it will not overwritten unless you make an update of the template.

    To check which files are involved in the template style you can use the Developers tool inside Chrome browser or install in Firefox the Firebug extension

    esotericvision Friend
    #473184

    It’s not working

    I disable optimization and find the CSS files used. But whenever I make some change and upload, the file is overwritten again. It’s like something stop me from making ANY edit to those files. >:(

    This is what I did:
    I download the CSS file: the FTP client shows that the filesize is 30kb
    I make the change, filesize: 32kb
    Upload, server side filesize: 30kb -> 32kb
    Refresh the server side window, filesize back to 30kb

    Also, when I disable optimization, the site become different, even some styling that exist before I make any change is lost until I re-enable optimization.

    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #473748

    <em>@esotericvision 346356 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi there,

    We are managing a site build on T3 template, and we want to make a few changes in the site styling. We made some changes in the CSS file, but these changes are overwritten later when some kind of upgrade happens. :((

    We would like to know how can we make changes to CSS without having to worry it getting overwritten?</blockquote>
    You can find css file on JA Travel Template here
    <blockquote>templates/ja_travel/css</blockquote>
    The CSS files are in the same folder called “t3-assets” as your template is using compress css and js from JA Travel Template.
    During development time, you can set the Enable Development Mode to Yes
    <blockquote>Admin area->Extensions->Template Manager->JA_Travel – Default->Global tabs</blockquote>

    Or you can always clear cache from Admin area afterwards when you have done modifying all the CSS files

    birkenstam Friend
    #479088

    does ja travel have a oweride css file?

    i want to edit this css line; body.bd #ja-wrapper

    pavit Moderator
    #479090

    Hi

    The Ja Travel template is working in the same way of all others based on JaT3 Framework

    You can edit your css files in this folder templatesja_travelcss

    Regards

    birkenstam Friend
    #479095

    Hi,

    i cant find this css line body.bd #ja-wrapper

    any ideas where it is?

    pavit Moderator
    #479097

    Could you please post a link to your website ?

    birkenstam Friend
    #479129

    i am building the site on my server please see screenshoot.

    why cant you say where it is?


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