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  • jrlal Friend
    #204617

    Hello,
    I have installed Jason template in my live server in a separate directory as it is still in development phase. Now I did a lot if customization(directly in the css page) in the CSS style sheet, but when I m trying to clone that site to my local machine or in any other directory in that same server with a new DB the new website’s CSS is going back to the original one and not a single change of mine is reflecting.

    How can I clone my site to some other directory without breaking the CSS.

    pavit Moderator
    #562924

    Hi

    How did you made your customizations ? did you modified css file directly ? or you created a new custom.css file ?

    jrlal Friend
    #562928

    I have modified the css file directly

    pavit Moderator
    #562933

    <em>@jrlal 463187 wrote:</em><blockquote>I have modified the css file directly</blockquote>

    Did you installed your website copy using akeeba backup component ?

    jrlal Friend
    #562935

    No, I just copied the whole directory and then changed the config file for the new DB.

    pavit Moderator
    #562963

    <em>@jrlal 463194 wrote:</em><blockquote>No, I just copied the whole directory and then changed the config file for the new DB.</blockquote>

    Then use akeeba backup to move your website , It solves a lot of problems and is very easy to use

    jrlal Friend
    #562968

    <em>@pavit 463229 wrote:</em><blockquote>Then use akeeba backup to move your website , It solves a lot of problems and is very easy to use</blockquote>

    Hi, when you asked me if i have copied it by Akeeba, I downloaded akeeba and tried backing up the whole site and restoring it but it is giving the same issue. The css is not reflecting the changes i have done in the files directly.

    pavit Moderator
    #562970

    Hi

    I’m sorry to say that this has nothing to do with template, backup or moving folder to another position doesn’t change files itself or Urls

    In both cases ( Akeeba or Moving files ) what you copied and restored should be the same of the original , so try to investigate more on your original copy and verify all the paths for your css files then double check the copied website from where it takes the files to render website. making these checks can help you.

    jrlal Friend
    #563037

    <em>@pavit 463240 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi

    I’m sorry to say that this has nothing to do with template, backup or moving folder to another position doesn’t change files itself or Urls

    In both cases ( Akeeba or Moving files ) what you copied and restored should be the same of the original , so try to investigate more on your original copy and verify all the paths for your css files then double check the copied website from where it takes the files to render website. making these checks can help you.</blockquote>

    Hi,
    I have done this process atleast 5 times , both in the same server and also in my localhost. I checked and verified it several times that all my files are the same when i dump it. yesterday i took a full site backup and restored it with akeeba too.
    Now after your reply I went and deleted all my css file inside t3-assets and then browsed my site in web and checked the css folder, five of the css files got created automatically.
    I think that is the reason my customised css in getting overlayed. Can you help me solving this so that my files stays.

    pavit Moderator
    #563043

    <blockquote>I went and deleted all my css file inside t3-assets</blockquote>

    That’s the error , t3-assets folder is used by T3 to store optimized css files , so if you made your customizations using files in this folder you cannot restore them after you moved your template.

    The correct way to customize css files is to disable optimizations and works on files stored inside templatesja_jasoncss folder or use the custom.css file

    Take a look HERE

    jrlal Friend
    #563055

    <em>@pavit 463339 wrote:</em><blockquote>That’s the error , t3-assets folder is used by T3 to store optimized css files , so if you made your customizations using files in this folder you cannot restore them after you moved your template.

    The correct way to customize css files is to disable optimizations and works on files stored inside templatesja_jasoncss folder or use the custom.css file

    Take a look HERE</blockquote>

    Hi,

    Ok, thanx for the help. I will make do all the customization in custom.css and will check if it works. Just for the information i wanted to know why in the existing site (Live) the T3-assets css files are not getting created every time when i browse it. I think there must be some thing in config file which tells the script that this is a new/ different directory.So, if we can handle that we can stop the T3-assets css file creation.

    pavit Moderator
    #563057

    Hi

    Take a look here


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