Magento style.min.css is loaded in instead of style.css?

jurjen
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jurjen posted this 06 December 2014

Hi,

I updated the new and sale buttons with bg-images.

When I apply the update to my site I still get the old buttons.

The style.css has got the new elements and the images are on the site.

However it seems that style.min.css is loaded instead of style.css and that does not contain the changes I made.

Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?

Regards
Jurjen

Hi, I updated the new and sale buttons with bg-images. When I apply the update to my site I still get the old buttons. The style.css has got the new elements and the images are on the site. However it seems that style.min.css is loaded instead of style.css and that does not contain the changes I made. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? Regards Jurjen
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jurjen
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jurjen posted this 06 December 2014

Weirdly enough, now it suddenly is included in the file.

Is this expected behaviour?

Weirdly enough, now it suddenly is included in the file. Is this expected behaviour?
Support Team
Support Team posted this 08 December 2014

Hello Jurjen,
it's not the expected behavior. Please provide link to your theme (if you're working online) and note which background images are not loaded.
If you're working locally please provide access to your admin back end.

Thank you.

Regards,
Aileen

Hello Jurjen, it's not the expected behavior. Please provide link to your theme (if you're working online) and note which background images are not loaded. If you're working locally please provide access to your admin back end. Thank you. Regards, Aileen

Last edited 08 December 2014 by Support Team

jurjen
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jurjen posted this 08 December 2014

I figured that flushing the Css cache solved the issue.

I figured that flushing the Css cache solved the issue.
Support Team
Support Team posted this 08 December 2014

Hi,
you're welcome.
If you have additional questions please let us know.

Regards,
Aileen

Hi, you're welcome. If you have additional questions please let us know. Regards, Aileen
jurjen
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jurjen posted this 11 December 2014

Thank you Aileen,

Could you explain to me if the min.css is created by magento or by themler?

With regards
Jurjen

Thank you Aileen, Could you explain to me if the min.css is created by magento or by themler? With regards Jurjen
Support Team
Support Team posted this 12 December 2014

Hi Jurjen,
the style.min.css file is created by Themler, it is a part of the theme. In fact it is minified and compressed version of style.css file which preserve all CSS options to output the theme.

Do you have any problem with it now?

regards,
Helen

Hi Jurjen, the style.min.css file is created by Themler, it is a part of the theme. In fact it is minified and compressed version of style.css file which preserve all CSS options to output the theme. Do you have any problem with it now? regards, Helen
jurjen
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jurjen posted this 12 December 2014

Hi,

I have to manualy make changes to style.css because some functionality is not available in themler.

When i make the changes i just coyp style.css to style.min.css to Ensure the changes are operational.

I suggest that you encorporate a method to overwrite style.css in that way you can still edit the theme but put overwrites and added things to a different css.

Also what would be handy is a short description on how the responsive design is incorporated in de css. With aritsteer it was .responsive as a class for wordpress. But Themler works differently.

I also wonders what happens if I make changes to a magento phtml file. If I edit colors in themler for example, will the change be noticed and copied?

Especially with magento I think there are a number of things you would like to change after you are done with themler.

Just some thoughts
Regards
Jurjen

Hi, I have to manualy make changes to style.css because some functionality is not available in themler. When i make the changes i just coyp style.css to style.min.css to Ensure the changes are operational. I suggest that you encorporate a method to overwrite style.css in that way you can still edit the theme but put overwrites and added things to a different css. Also what would be handy is a short description on how the responsive design is incorporated in de css. With aritsteer it was .responsive as a class for wordpress. But Themler works differently. I also wonders what happens if I make changes to a magento phtml file. If I edit colors in themler for example, will the change be noticed and copied? Especially with magento I think there are a number of things you would like to change after you are done with themler. Just some thoughts Regards Jurjen
Support Team
Support Team posted this 13 December 2014

Hello Jurjen,
You may put the custom CSS code in Themler's theme in Theme Settings >> Additional CSS. In this case the css is added to style.css file and thus to style.min.css and no manual changes in .css files are needed.

We're working on full documentation for Themler which covers all aspects. In brief the responsive option is enabled by default when you create a theme in Themler. It is based on the Bootstrap framework and you can use all the benefits of the Bootstrap code.

If you edit any exported file, including .phtml, the changes are reflected in the live site. But if you open this theme in Themler and re-save or re-download it the custom changes are overwritten.

regards,
Aileen

Hello Jurjen, You may put the custom CSS code in Themler's theme in Theme Settings >> Additional CSS. In this case the css is added to style.css file and thus to style.min.css and no manual changes in .css files are needed. We're working on full documentation for Themler which covers all aspects. In brief the responsive option is enabled by default when you create a theme in Themler. It is based on the Bootstrap framework and you can use all the benefits of the Bootstrap code. If you edit any exported file, including .phtml, the changes are reflected in the live site. But if you open this theme in Themler and re-save or re-download it the custom changes are overwritten. regards, Aileen
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