disabling or overriding icms.css |
Subject: disabling or overriding icms.css by fiammybe on 2012/2/27 1:58:07 Hi, I'm looking into using Twitter Bootstrap, which has a nice integrated way of exposing the most needed functionalities. I've tried to integrate the 'hero' example into an impresscms theme, but my layout is mixed up every time. When I look at the source code of the page, I see that the xoops.css and the icms.css file are included by default. The xoops.css is part of the theme file, so I disabled that one. The icms.css file however, is added as part of the module_header smarty variable. That seems to indicate that it is included programatically. Questions: Do I need to disable these files? and if so, how can I do that best? If the files do not need to be disabled, any idea why my layout is all mixed up from the moment I make a theme of it? HTML frameworks are more and more being used, and everyone has his own preference. I think these questions will arise also with other HTML/CSS frameworks, so they could be interesting to take into account. |