How to refer to location of css file
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Hi,
I have a subdirectory structure under the phpfusion base directory which holds the code for my custom pages. Under that directory I have a css directory where I want to store my css files.
So,
phpfusion7
.........|-----mycode
.....................|----- css
How do I refer to the location in the <link rel> line in my header? I can only get it to work if it is in the phpfusion7 directory.
Thanks
I have a subdirectory structure under the phpfusion base directory which holds the code for my custom pages. Under that directory I have a css directory where I want to store my css files.
So,
phpfusion7
.........|-----mycode
.....................|----- css
How do I refer to the location in the <link rel> line in my header? I can only get it to work if it is in the phpfusion7 directory.
Thanks
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use the constant BASEDIR
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If I do this to test -
I just get base.
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require_once "maincore.php";
print "base".BASEDIR;
I just get base.
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echo BASEDIR.'mycode/css';
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try putting this in your header.
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echo "<link media='screen' type='text/css' href='".BASEDIR."mycode/css/[color=#ff0000]yourcss.css[/color]' rel='stylesheet'/>"; isuzucrewcab
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Still no joy. the BASEDIR is not showing anything.
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well, BASEDIR should show nothing if your executed file is in the same folder like the maincore.php.
But if you execute the file /forum/index.php, the BASEDIR should be "'../".
So BASEDIR shows the relative path to your root folder of php-fusion.
But if you execute the file /forum/index.php, the BASEDIR should be "'../".
So BASEDIR shows the relative path to your root folder of php-fusion.
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weird. using BASEDIR should have worked..
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BASEDIR must work in this case. If it does not work, he is doing something wrong.
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yep. BASEDIR always work. isuzu, maybe you should explain a lil bit further so we could help you..
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Ok,
If i do this
it works, but if I include the BASEDIR, it stops.
Yet, when i do a print on BASEDIR it is blank, so the url should not change - correct??
If i do this
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echo "<link media='screen' type='text/css' href='cbw/css/cbw.css' rel='stylesheet'/>";
it works, but if I include the BASEDIR, it stops.
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echo "<link media='screen' type='text/css' href=BASEDIR.'cbw/css/cbw.css' rel='stylesheet'/>";
Yet, when i do a print on BASEDIR it is blank, so the url should not change - correct??
Edited by isuzucrewcab on 03-01-2010 00:41,
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The code is wrong. This is correct:
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echo "<link media='screen' type='text/css' href=[color=#990000]'".[/color]BASEDIR.[color=#990000]"[/color]cbw/css/cbw.css' rel='stylesheet'/>";Edited by Harly on 03-01-2010 10:59,
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yep! you need to have the quotation mark and the full stop, then BASEDIR, then another full stop and quotation mark.
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I'm doing something very similar: I want to use a single, custom site-wide stylesheet for all my custom pages.
I understand the "how" and the "why" of this issue, but I need to understand where. In the thread above, speaking about a stylesheet specification like this:
echo "<link media='screen' type='text/css' href='".BASEDIR."cbw/css/cbw.css' rel='stylesheet'/>";
afif says, "try putting this in your header". How?
I don't think this code would go in the content of a custom page ("Add Custom Page" admin panel) because I'm fairly certain all stylesheet specifications need to go way up at the top of the generated HTML, inside <head> ... </head>. It doesn't seem possible for the Custom Page mechanism to do this.
But I can't find where to insert the stylesheet specification.
A little help, please?
TIA
I understand the "how" and the "why" of this issue, but I need to understand where. In the thread above, speaking about a stylesheet specification like this:
echo "<link media='screen' type='text/css' href='".BASEDIR."cbw/css/cbw.css' rel='stylesheet'/>";
afif says, "try putting this in your header". How?
I don't think this code would go in the content of a custom page ("Add Custom Page" admin panel) because I'm fairly certain all stylesheet specifications need to go way up at the top of the generated HTML, inside <head> ... </head>. It doesn't seem possible for the Custom Page mechanism to do this.
But I can't find where to insert the stylesheet specification.
A little help, please?
TIA
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Here is the answer to my follow-on question:
http://code.starefossen.com/infusions/fusion_functions/functions.php?function=add_to_head
This is how "downstream" content in custom pages can modify the html header of generated pages, specifically, to insert a reference to a custom stylesheet.
There's a relevant example given.
Thanks, Starefossen!
hen3ry
http://code.starefossen.com/infusions/fusion_functions/functions.php?function=add_to_head
This is how "downstream" content in custom pages can modify the html header of generated pages, specifically, to insert a reference to a custom stylesheet.
There's a relevant example given.
Thanks, Starefossen!
hen3ry
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you should know that in your theme folder there's a folder named 'templates'. in there you can find header.php and admin_header.php. put the import css command in both. that should be fine.
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