css not showing up?

[wms]

Never ran into issues until now. Been using CMSMS for almost 5 years now. I was thinking maybe some permissions have changed from one server to the next. I'll ask the host.

[wms]

...ahh....new server, new address: http://208.68.104.129/wms/sunsetnursery...duh!!

Ok, I'm going to comment out the caching section of the stylesheets.php and go with that as a solution for me on my end:

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Cheers,

[calguy1000]

There's a setting in the global settings to adjust the 'max age' integer.

The {stylesheet} tag is deprecated, and replaced by {cms_stylesheet} that should be used as it provides for real caching, instead of using etags and cruft.
the only problem with {cms_stylesheet} as compared to {stylesheet} is that it changes the relative directory for images embedded in the CSS.

[wms]

Thanks CalGuy,

Is it bad to stick with {stylesheet}, or should I change my sites over to use {cms_stylesheet}? What do you mean by changing the relative directory for images.

Thanks,

[calguy1000]

the {stylesheet} tag had the relative directory of <site root>
the {cms_stylesheet} tag places .css files in the tmp/cache directory

Therefore stuff like: url(uploads/some_image.jpg) will have to be changed to url([[root_url]]/uploads/some_image.jpg) or url(/uploads/some_image.jpg);

[enigma7]

Ok I tested in my case and it works opposit way - I had to remove all [[root_url]] and left "/" and at the begining of theme sheet I changed {cms_stylsheet} again to {stylesheet} and it works fine!

[totophe]

[[root_url]] ment "place your real url here" btw.

[Dr.CSS]

@totophe

Actually no it doesn't "place your real url here" it looks in the config.php for the URL and adds it to the style sheet...

[totophe]

Ah ok. Why not using smarty like tags then?