I’m making some changes on Redmine Project on my local, I need to
alter appearance, so I changed application.css, then I realized that I
need changes in only some views, so let application.css to be same,
but I copy my modified version to applicationNewIssueForm.css and I
added
<%= stylesheet_link_tag “applicationNewIssueForm” %>
to views which I want to change.
Unfortunately appearance of my views are not same where I used
applicaition.css as defult and I added <%= stylesheet_link_tag
“applicationNewIssueForm” %> although they are identical.
What causes this problem?
Thanks.
Hi,
On Wed, 2009-09-30 at 23:15 -0700, metdos wrote:
so let application.css to be same, but I copy my modified version
to applicationNewIssueForm.css and I added
<%= stylesheet_link_tag “applicationNewIssueForm” %>
to views which I want to change.
Unfortunately appearance of my views are not same where I used
applicaition.css as defult and I added <%= stylesheet_link_tag
“applicationNewIssueForm” %> although they are identical.
I’d venture two guesses.
First, try changing the name of your modified file to lose the
capitalization. Try ‘application_new_issue_form.css’. Rails’
conventions do a lot of conversion between file and class names where
the file has underscores separating words and the corresponding class
name uses CamelCase. It might be getting confused.
Second, you say you ‘added’ the new style sheet to the view templates
you want to change. You should check, using Firebug, to see if your new
css file is actually being loaded, what styles are being overridden, and
what styles are being applied in the end.
HTH,
Bill
Application_new_issue_form.css approach didn’t make any difference.
Firebug is a great tool,it helped very much, I added required css as
inline, and that it worked.
Thanks.