Instead of finding the template.css file to edit the .css properties for your pages, just put them all in this additional_css.css template. The additional_css.css file is linked right before the </head> in your page. This is for use until this is made standard in the vb product (I put in a bug report requesting this be included - Please consider adding user defined Additional CSS to pages).
Version History:
1.0 2009-11-22: - initial release by Lynne at vbulletin.org
Notes - if you only want this included on certain pages, then you may open the plugin "Add addition_css.css file to pages" and put a condition around it, such as (this is for just the index page and the showthread page):
To install:
1. Import product-product-lynne_add_css.xml
2. Add any additional css you want to add to the page in your additional_css.css template.
To uninstall:
1. Uninstall "Add additional css to your style"
Version History:
1.0 2009-11-22: - initial release by Lynne at vbulletin.org
Notes - if you only want this included on certain pages, then you may open the plugin "Add addition_css.css file to pages" and put a condition around it, such as (this is for just the index page and the showthread page):
PHP:
if (in_array(THIS_SCRIPT,array('index','showthread'))) {
all the code currently in the plugin
}To install:
1. Import product-product-lynne_add_css.xml
2. Add any additional css you want to add to the page in your additional_css.css template.
To uninstall:
1. Uninstall "Add additional css to your style"