Ok, I'm an idiot...
There is a "content type" setting under the Stylesheets section of Radiant
and it was blank. As soon as I put "text/css" in there, the CSS started
working in Firefox again.
ugh. time for sleep.
Josh
On Nov 13, 2007 12:08 AM, Josh Gormley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hopeful
It really seems like that is your problem.
If so: if you're using the /styles page on Radiant, make sure it is
using the stylesheet layout. And make sure the stylesheet layout has
content-type "text/css".
You can find the content-type on the "more" link under the name of the
layout, when editing
Could this be caused by the fact that the CSS is being returned as
content-type text/html instead of text/css? If so, how do I go about
changing that in the Radiant code?
On Nov 13, 2007 12:08 AM, Josh Gormley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hopefully I'm simply missing something stupid here, but I
Hopefully I'm simply missing something stupid here, but I just upgraded to
0.6.4, and now my stylesheets are not rendering for Firefox. If I view the
site in IE, or Safari, the site renders properly, but if I use Firefox, I do
not see a styled site. I have tested on Windows XP, Mac OS X 10.4, and
Have a look at the Radiant::Taggable module, PageContext class and
StandardTags module in the Radiant source to get an idea of one
strategy. One way or another, the tag definitions end up on a subclass
of Radius::Context. How they get there is up to you.
Sean
Kieran Johnson wrote:
> Thanks,
> I'll have a go at creating the tags and tests myself. When done,
> I'll also update the howto page.
The tags and are included in
the latest release of Radiant (0.6.4). Just to wrap up this thread, I
updated the how to: http://wiki.radiantcms.org/How_To_Make_a_Sitemap
Cheers,
A
> I have a radiant 0.6.2 setup with admin_parts and a few
> extensions, which are
> working just fine.
> Now, I want to upgrade to 0.6.4, and replace admin_parts with
> shards. After
> what I read, the upgrading should go smoothly, what bothers me is the
> admin_parts -> shards migration, I don't
Thanks, its just using Radius within a Rails app. So do I put all the
tags within one context and parse that? Or can I separate them out a
bit and parse each one?
Kieran
On 12 Nov 2007, at 20:31, Sean Cribbs wrote:
> Depends on if you want to use just Radius, or the whole Radiant
> applicatio
Depends on if you want to use just Radius, or the whole Radiant
application. If you want to use just Radius, you can install the gem
and require it like you would any other gem. Then you would define
your own context and tags within it, set up the parser and go.
For the case of integrating Radia
Kieran Johnson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been looking through the source of Radiant and I'm not quite
> sure which files I need to include in a rails app so I can just have
> the use of radius. I can see that I need to require radius in my
> environment.rb and include the files that contain the tags,
Hi,
I've been looking through the source of Radiant and I'm not quite
sure which files I need to include in a rails app so I can just have
the use of radius. I can see that I need to require radius in my
environment.rb and include the files that contain the tags, but how
do I send them to
Nice work!
I would be really nice if this update is merged back into the original
rss_reader extension, or at least if a link is added to the 3rd party
extensions wiki page.
The list of Radiant extensions and usage is scattered all over the net,
something that does not benefit anyone.
Hi,
I have a radiant 0.6.2 setup with admin_parts and a few extensions, which are
working just fine.
Now, I want to upgrade to 0.6.4, and replace admin_parts with shards. After
what I read, the upgrading should go smoothly, what bothers me is the
admin_parts -> shards migration, I don't see any "g
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