The following free local addon ([url]http://www.ez-ms.com/products/local-addon.html[/url]) will allow you to use “controller specific” css files. Hence you can load one css file when the index page loads and a different one when the checkout page loads. This will alllow you to use different style definitions depending on the “context” (controller) being used.
css files are kept in skins//customer/addons/local/css directory and are named like index.css, checkout.css, categories.css, etc.
Note that if you enable this option you should install an empty file for every controller otherwise you’ll get a noisy error_log about “file not found”.
[quote name=‘tbirnseth’]The following free local addon ([url]http://www.ez-ms.com/products/local-addon.html[/url]) will allow you to use “controller specific” css files. Hence you can load one css file when the index page loads and a different one when the checkout page loads. This will alllow you to use different style definitions depending on the “context” (controller) being used.
css files are kept in skins//customer/addons/local/css directory and are named like index.css, checkout.css, categories.css, etc.
Note that if you enable this option you should install an empty file for every controller otherwise you’ll get a noisy error_log about “file not found”.[/QUOTE]
This is interesting. So you just place the downloaded files in the right folders, install the addon, make new css files in skins//customer/addons/local/css directory… and then what? Do you have to write in hooks to the tpl files? I’ve had limited success with that in the past. I’d love a quick explanation of how this works if you have a minute.