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    Loosing CSS on upload

    Hi all,

    Has anyone come across this REALLY annoying problem.

    When I upload a site, it sometimes looses the ability to see the css file, therefore making the site look crud.

    Simon
    Simon Williams
    Actinic Designer v.8.5.2.0.0.0.HMVA


    #2
    Originally posted by Simon Williams
    Hi all,

    Has anyone come across this REALLY annoying problem.

    When I upload a site, it sometimes looses the ability to see the css file, therefore making the site look crud.

    Simon
    Hi Simon

    the old version 8 css dance. How are you referring to it? Have you added your custom css to the actinic.css? Is it showing in the additional files?

    URL please to view if possible?

    Thanks
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      #3
      I'm using the "custom.css" in the actinic.css

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      Simon Williams
      Actinic Designer v.8.5.2.0.0.0.HMVA

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        #4
        Your custom.css is full of <actinc variable> code which is not being parsed .... this code really needs to sit inside Actinic in the actinic.css .. if you still prefer to have it external copy into actinic.css temporarily, preview in an external browser and copy the desired code back into custom.css (checking any relative paths for background images from the PreviewHTML folder) and delete out of the actinic.css

        Or ... include the @import function back into actinic.css which should then parse the code (think) .. I would go with the first option and place your .jumpmeny code into custom.css and drop actinic.css altogether


        Bikster
        SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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          #5
          Originally posted by jont
          Your custom.css is full of <actinc variable> code which is not being parsed .... this code really needs to sit inside Actinic in the actinic.css .. if you still prefer to have it external copy into actinic.css temporarily, preview in an external browser and copy the desired code back into custom.css (checking any relative paths for background images from the PreviewHTML folder) and delete out of the actinic.css

          Or ... include the @import function back into actinic.css which should then parse the code (think) .. I would go with the first option and place your .jumpmeny code into custom.css and drop actinic.css altogether
          Ok thanks Jonty, I'll give that a go....
          Simon Williams
          Actinic Designer v.8.5.2.0.0.0.HMVA

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            #6
            Thanks Jonty, that's worked.
            Simon Williams
            Actinic Designer v.8.5.2.0.0.0.HMVA

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