Ove,
You will have to edit the css directly, not through the web interface.
What you are seeing is the correct behaviour as described in the basic
theme tutorials:
http://rollerweblogger.org/roller/entry/how_to_create_a_roller
http://rollerweblogger.org/roller/entry/roller_themes_part_2
In particular, the reason you don't see the CSS in the web interface to
edit is that the sunsets theme is not configured that way. To make a
theme's CSS directly tailorable for individual users this has to be set
in the theme.xml document.
For example, the sunsets theme.xml only makes the CSS files available as
resources:
<resource path="styles/simple.css" />
Whereas to be directly editable through the web interface the stylesheet
needs the theme.xml to say something like:
<stylesheet>
<name>Override</name>
<description>Stylesheet customizable</description>
<link>simple.css</link>
<templateLanguage>velocity</templateLanguage>
<contentsFile>styles/simple.css</contentsFile>
</stylesheet>
If you need the sunsets theme to be tailorable for other users then you
should make these changes to the sunsets theme and then they can use the
web interface to add their own styles.
So, overall, for personal use (assuming you are the administrator) you
are best off editing the original css files directly.
Name: Finbar Dineen
http://www.limlom.com/
Ove Berthling wrote:
I just installed the sunset-stylesheet. I then tried to customize it
with the "Custom Theme" function. I choosed sunset and roller told me it
copied it...
Problem is that when I hit "Stylesheet" menu I still see the "criterion"
I used before. I seems like I'm only seeing the css stored in the
database :(
Correct ??
Is there a workaround to get the correct css copied ??
Rgrds / Ove
BTW: Thanks for the help finding the sunset theme !
