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  • kironet Friend
    #204185

    Hello,

    I have question.
    I’m new in T3, and I have problem with template.
    I’m converted my PSD to HTML+CSS, and now I don’t know how to import my CSS to T3 framework.

    Could you help me please? Thanks so much

    dsinor Friend
    #560968

    Create a new file named custom.css in the htdocssitenametemplatestemplatenamecss folder.

    Insert your css in that new file. Then see what happens.

    T3 runs on LESS. T3 “styles” content by compiling LESS into CSS. Each time it compiles, all CSS files are overwritten except the custom.css file. So editing any other css file is fruitless because it will be overwritten.

    If you can accomplish your goals with custom.css, then that is all you need. If not, then work in the LESS files.

    Read about Development Mode and what it entails. http://www.t3-framework.org/documentation.html

    Good luck!

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #560975

    Hi
    Here is documentation For T3 customization .

    For custom css changes as suggested by.dsinor use custom.css file .

    Follow the userguide link above.

    Hope it helps

    austenn01 Friend
    #561131

    Hello,

    As described above, you need to use the custom.css file.

    The points that were not mentioned above, is that simply copying your css code you have will not work 100%. The reason is that the blank T3V3 or V2 has a range of its own css classes, and as such the CSS classes in your converted file will not be the same.

    Doing what you are trying to do would only work if you were building a plain html site ( ie no exisiting code or styles or classes that you have to account for and style for.

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #561136

    Hi austenn01
    Custom.css is work in the Latest T3 not in the old JAT3v2 .
    In custom.css file you can define new css as well as you can override old css codes.
    Here is doc For Custom,css

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