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<!-- PHP --> include("./modxapi.php"); <!-- ENDPHP --> <!-- PHP --> $modx->getChunk($header); <!-- ENDPHP -->
function myFunction() { global $modx; ... }
$chunk = $modx->getChunk('ChunkName'); echo $chunk;
$modx->regClientCSS('url/of/css/file');
If you know where the CSS file(s) are, you can just add this for each one (assuming that your page has proper HTML, with a head and body section).
$modx->regClientCSS('path/to/css/file');
One final question I have... I have a CSS menu using wayfinder which highlights the current page, how can I pass this information through to modx so it think the static "forum" page is being visited so this link will light up?
$modx->resource =& $modx->getObject('modResource', 12);