Hi there! at first - thanx for great tutorials, Display Suite is really great. I have a question for you from this particular volume: If I mark a new class in Drupal - how do I know to which CSS file I have to put those classes? For example, I am working on Aqua marina theme and there are lots of css files, when I'm trying to place #class-1 in fusion-aqua-marina-style.css - nothing changes and I still can't see them on firebug. It's probably simple, but I am pretty new on CSS...
@plentas Hey. Just rename the local-sample.css file to local.css and update the .info file. You can then put all your custom css there. Its also advisable to move the theme from sites/all/themes to sites/default/themes.
Hi there! at first - thanx for great tutorials, Display Suite is really great. I have a question for you from this particular volume: If I mark a new class in Drupal - how do I know to which CSS file I have to put those classes? For example, I am working on Aqua marina theme and there are lots of css files, when I'm trying to place #class-1 in fusion-aqua-marina-style.css - nothing changes and I still can't see them on firebug. It's probably simple, but I am pretty new on CSS...
plentas 6 months ago in playlist Display Suite for Drupal 7
@plentas Hey. Just rename the local-sample.css file to local.css and update the .info file. You can then put all your custom css there. Its also advisable to move the theme from sites/all/themes to sites/default/themes.
Hope i helped
seeker12486 2 months ago