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[chromahoen Friend chromahoenJoin date: March 2013Posts: 13Downloads:2Uploads:0 Thanks: 6]

#201347

Hello,

Using Purity III J3.3
I went into ThemeMagic and created a new theme by using Save As.
I would have assumed that there would have been a new folder created on the server name customtheme where I could put in a new custom.css. However, the custom.css file only seems to work when it is called from templates/purityiii/css/ I was hoping I could have a custom.css in templates/purityiii/css/themes/customtheme. Is this the case? Am I doing something wrong?

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#549637

Hi chromahoen,

By default, there should be one ‘custom.css’ file in /templates/purity_iii/css folder. However, if you want to customize one theme in this template and don’t want to loose these custom work when updating template, you can customize any theme via: /templates/purity_iii/local folder.

We’ve recently implemented a new feature in new version of T3 framework so that customer can add custom work in a folder which can’t be affected when updating template. You can check out this documentation for more information: http://t3-framework.org/documentation/new-features#isolate-template

Best

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1. TomC

[chromahoen Friend chromahoenJoin date: March 2013Posts: 13Downloads:2Uploads:0 Thanks: 6]

#549721

OK, so I do not add custom.css to local/css/themes/mytheme, I just edit the template.css in that folder?

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#549786

Yep, and css file in theme folder also.

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1. chromahoen

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