[solved] Disable CSS has no effect

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12 years 2 months ago - 12 years 1 month ago #23382 by hede

[solved] Disable CSS has no effect was created by hede

In the global "Configuration" of FLEXI I switched "Disable CSS" to YES but item.css is still in use in the front end. So I wonder what "Disable CSS" is for?

Version: FLEXI nb from 16. March 2012 on J2.5.3

cheers

FF on Win10, FLEXIcontent version 3.0.10 on Joomla 3.4

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12 years 2 months ago #23386 by micker

Replied by micker on topic [solved] Disable CSS has no effect

an idea rename it :lol:

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12 years 2 months ago #23390 by hede

Replied by hede on topic [solved] Disable CSS has no effect

sure :lol:
no, I realy need an update proof solution and on the other hand I still dont know what this option is for

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12 years 2 months ago #23393 by Rehne

Replied by Rehne on topic [solved] Disable CSS has no effect

i think this setting is not related to the css files for the templates
so then you would en/disable this for all the templates
also for your own ones
this is not meant/praktisch

it is probably only meant the CSS for the FlexiContent views

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12 years 2 months ago #23394 by hede

Replied by hede on topic [solved] Disable CSS has no effect

Thank you Rehne but now Im confused - what is a "view"? I assumed the templates would produce the frontend output and hence hold the css files. Where come the "views" into play? Is there a documentation I should read first?

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12 years 2 months ago #23405 by ggppdk

Replied by ggppdk on topic [solved] Disable CSS has no effect

Rehne is right,

this setting disables the loading of the main css file of flexicontent in all frontend views:

meaning the file:
components/com_flexicontent/assets/css/flexicontent.css
is not loaded

TO developers: a quick way to see how a parameter is used to examine the parameter form field via firebug to see the name of the field, and then do a global text search in the code to see where the parameter is used.

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