Allowance for more than one spreadsheet woul dbe helpful

[chrisinoz]

I run two stylesheets usually

Standard one and also one

media=print

Calling in {stylesheet1}
{stylesheetprint}

Would be great.

Cheers

Chris

[100rk]

Hi,

I agree with You (It's my idea also).

But You can fix it by upload Your 2nd stylesheet to 'uploads' directory (for example) and attach it to template by '' - not so pretty solution, but functional.

By the way, I really don't like embedded (not linked) CSS - as other unneeded data in html document.

Cheers, 100rk.

[Ted]

How about this? Would it be helpful if you could change the media or type or whatever it's called when you attach CSS created in CSS Mgmt. to a template?

[chrisinoz]

Hi Wishy

This is what I usually use.




When they select print it uses the styleprint stylesheet - hiding say all the images at the top of a page or a table cell etc.

So you need reference to both.

Thinking about it even mambo only accepts one internal style sheet - I have just started with mambo for complex sites and I will need to reference to a print stylesheet that won't be contained within Mambo.

Maybe the best solution is as has been suggested or just plain link to a second external stylesheet



in the head of the template.

Thanks for thinking of some ideas Wishy though

Cheers

Chriss for now is the best way to go - I am sure you have more important issues than this to move on with Wishy.

[iNSiPiD]

I've resorted to doing exactly what 100rk suggests but it's not ideal. The biggest problem with linking both is that TinyCME can't find the styles and as a result  (you guessed it!) strips every class paramater from your page when you go to edit.

Wishy, the best implementation/modification would be if the the stylesheet manager imported stand-alone CSS files and then when you applied one to your template it was linked. I know there'd have to be a hack in order for the WYSIWIG to see it, too, but I think this is something that will need to be done eventually.

As CSS is becoming more reliable (and accessibility lawsuits start to fly), it's becoming the norm rather than the exception.

NB: Perhaps this has already been implemented in 0.10beta2. If so, please ignore this rant.