[Resolved] Need some suggestions (CSS thing)

@inherit {{section_classique}}||{{section_pop}}||{{section_conferences}}||{{section_arts}}

If you want all to be checked, why not:

@inherit {{section_accueil}}||{{section_classique}}||{{section_pop}}||{{section_conferences}}||{{section_arts}}

Or did I misunderstood you?

I think I was not totally clear

I have 4 sections on my website. 5 if you count the welcome page and the general information about the company. Each section has a kind of tab associated with it. When i’m in a section, I hide the tab associated with it. This is why I don’t want to show everything. By default I want to have the 4 tabs associated with the different kind of services offered and I want to hide the tab associated with the welcome section of the website. This is why I want the default values to be :



It works well (when viewing the pages, it’s ok), except that, when I edit the document and look at the TVs, there is only 3 sections that are selected :



this is what I don’t understand... is there another way to specify the default options? what is wrong?

thanks a lot for your help!

Blaise

bye

I create the hidden folder and a document with type css. I copy the css that I want in the new document.

I put this line in my template: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="[~MyCSS~]" />

And in the view source I got this: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="index.php?id=MyCSS" />

Is this correct? or should I expect something because the page does not seem to render with the CSS at all.

What am I missing?

Thanks

this is what I don’t understand... is there another way to specify the default options? what is wrong?

Have you tried to write just:

{{section_classique}}||{{section_pop}}||{{section_conferences}}||{{section_arts}}

at the default value for testing? Perhaps there is a bug with @inherit associated to the default values and displaying them when editing...

Quote from: chanh at Feb 27, 2006, 03:54 PM

I create the hidden folder and a document with type css. I copy the css that I want in the new document.

I put this line in my template: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="[~MyCSS~]" />

And in the view source I got this: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="index.php?id=MyCSS" />

Is this correct? or should I expect something because the page does not seem to render with the CSS at all.

What am I missing?

Thanks

I haven’t tried it yet, but try using the ID number instead of the Alias

Building my first site using Modx and finding it so easy but hit a problem with document stylesheet method.

I have
and it works perfectly when logged in as manager. However when not logged in, the source of the page still has

but no styles are applied.

I’m running on local machine with virtual host setup for the website.
Any clues to where I would begin to look to fix this would be much appreciated.

Logged in/not logged in should have no bearing on the matter. If your css document is id #19, and its content-type is set to text/css, it should work just fine.

I know being logged in shouldn’t make a difference but it does.
Css document id is 19 and content-type is text/css otherwise I guess it wouldn’t work even when logged in.
Just tried it again http://localhost.tw2/index.php?id=1 no styles. Logged in (i another tab) and refreshed the page, styles appear.

Is that document assigned to a document group? That’s the only way I can think of where it would make any difference whether or not you are logged in.

It’s now working thank you.
Published somehow got unticked (by me) for the stylesheet document.