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Howto: using custom/override css
Howto: using custom/override css
10 years 7 months ago - 10 years 7 months ago
In case of an update of JEM the default css-files will also be updated so any changes you've made in those files will be gone so better make a backup.
Luckily there are ways to use files that won't be overwritten.
Template override
It is possible to copy a css and place it in: templates/*currentemplate*/css/com_jem/ in that file you can make adjustements.
settings-view
In JEM 1.9.7 there will be an option where you can select a location for the custom-css. Ofcourse don't point to the default location. just to note: when a custom file is active the file in template or media folder won't be active.
Luckily there are ways to use files that won't be overwritten.
Template override
It is possible to copy a css and place it in: templates/*currentemplate*/css/com_jem/ in that file you can make adjustements.
settings-view
In JEM 1.9.7 there will be an option where you can select a location for the custom-css. Ofcourse don't point to the default location. just to note: when a custom file is active the file in template or media folder won't be active.
Last edit: 10 years 7 months ago by Bluefox.
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