[Forum] Can we not add custom CSS anymore?

[dutchbb]

Is this completely disabled, or am I missing something?

[Lynne]

You may create your own .css template and add a link in your headinclude if you want. Or, I wrote a mod over on vb.org that adds it for you. Or, you can just add your own custom css to a css template that gets included in the page you want to add custom css to.

[dutchbb]

I must say I'm really disappointed with that. I can't believe they have just removed that important feature. I don't know how to link to a css template in headinclude, and I don't want to install a mod just to add custom css. This is just another reason for me not to upgrade to 4.0.

Thanks for the info though Lynne.

[Lynne]

I put this in the bug tracker and I believe it will be included in 4.0.1 thanks to Chris - Please consider adding user defined Additional CSS to pages

[assaf]

I must say I'm really disappointed with that. I can't believe they have just removed that important feature. I don't know how to link to a css template in headinclude, and I don't want to install a mod just to add custom css. This is just another reason for me not to upgrade to 4.0.

Thanks for the info though Lynne.

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Its the largest bug in vb4

[assaf]

This is just another reason for me not to upgrade to 4.0.

Mee to
Me too

[reefland]

Isn't the vbulletin.css pulled into every page? If so, it could be added there.

[Lynne]

Guys, it's being added. I posted a link to the bug report and you can read the response from the dev.

And no, you don't want to necessarily add it to vbulletin.css because that is not always (ever?) the last css template included in the page. If you want to add custom css, it needs to be in the *last* css template called to ensure it will take precedence over the other css.

[assaf]

Guys, it's being added. I posted a link to the bug report and you can read the response from the dev.

And no, you don't want to necessarily add it to vbulletin.css because that is not always (ever?) the last css template included in the page. If you want to add custom css, it needs to be in the *last* css template called to ensure it will take precedence over the other css.

Where is the post i don't see it
Is vb team will add Extra & Additional CSS in the next release ?

[Lynne]

Where is the post i don't see it
Is vb team will add Extra & Additional CSS in the next release ?

Post number 4 in this thread:

I put this in the bug tracker and I believe it will be included in 4.0.1 thanks to Chris - Please consider adding user defined Additional CSS to pages

[cbiweb]

Very good news, Lynne! Glad you bugged it and it's getting done.

[assaf]

Thank you Lynne
Will they add Extra CSS to each stylvar ?

[Lynne]

Thank you Lynne
Will they add Extra CSS to each stylvar ?

Sorry assaf, but that doesn't really make sense. They will add an extra template for us to add extra css to our pages. You can read what they are planning to do in the report - chris has outlined his plans.

[Eriksrocks]

Guys, it's being added. I posted a link to the bug report and you can read the response from the dev.

And no, you don't want to necessarily add it to vbulletin.css because that is not always (ever?) the last css template included in the page. If you want to add custom css, it needs to be in the *last* css template called to ensure it will take precedence over the other css.

Unfortunately this still doesn't work in some cases. I'm trying to create a style, so I used the workaround method and called my own stylesheet in headinclude. However vBulletin still added auto-generated CSS after my call that took precedence over my custom CSS. Grrr!

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="clientscript/yui/reset-fonts/reset-fonts.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css.php?styleid=2&amp;langid=1&amp;d=1263087225&amp;td=ltr&amp;sheet=vbulletin.css,popupmenu.css,vbulletin-chrome.css,components.css,vbulletin-formcontrols.css" />
<!-- Custom stylesheet: -->
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="images/mystyle/mystyle.css" />

 <title>Block Forums</title>
<!-- vBulletin adds its own CSS AFTER my custom stylesheet call. Custom stylesheet is useless. :( -->
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css.php?styleid=2&amp;langid=1&amp;d=1263087225&amp;td=ltr&amp;sheet=forumbits.css" />
<!--[if IE 6]><link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css.php?styleid=2&amp;langid=1&amp;d=1263087225&amp;td=ltr&amp;sheet=forumbits-ie.css" /><![endif]-->
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css.php?styleid=2&amp;langid=1&amp;d=1263087225&amp;td=ltr&amp;sheet=forumhome.css" />
	
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[Charlie_Brown]

go to .org and get Lynne's mod for additional CSS it works good and I am using that mod to show my header - http://www.dvdnextcopysupportforum.com/forum.php