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xzab
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I was wondering if there has been any progression on CSS & PHP Includes. I have <?PHP include('header.php');?> in each of my pages and therefore no pages CSS is picked up in the snippets. I looked through the posts to see if that was fixed but didn't find anything. Please let me know if I missed anything.
Thoughts for a quick fix: Put a spot in the admin where you can specify stylesheet(s) and/or just classes that it should use. That way if people use includes, you can still select the class because it looked specifically for the stylesheet.
Just a thought, looking forward to a solution. Thanks!
p.s. I've been looking forward to finding a good CMS that doesn't let my client hack my designs apart for 10 years now and finally I will use one -- this one! Thank you!
P.s.s. Is there any chance this will eventually use a database instead of writing to the files directly?
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tkrell
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I would like an answer to this as well. I have all the code for my stylesheets coming from a php include, so I can't get the visual styling for my user when they edit the page. It would be nice if I could just point Snippet Master to a stylesheet to use for all of the pages it edits when it can't find one.
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cedarcreek
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I too would like to know a work-around for this. I have tried to copy the stylesheet into the main web root as well as the snippetmaster dir without much luck. Seems like a pretty common practice to have CSS included dynamically, so it would be great to get this working for future clients.
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cedarcreek
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Just trying to keep this at the top of the stack. It's becoming more important for my business...as this CMS is darn near perfect! But, this issue is really making tough to integrate into sites with server-included CSS.
Thanks much!
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