A theme option to disable the import of the standard Zentropy styles would be very handy. Although much appreciated some people prefer to write it themselves.

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rovo
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I'm wondering if the SUBTHEME.css files(layout/SUBTHEME-*.css) might be best left blank? Maybe only leave the notes at the top for the purpose of each. Just thinking the CORE styles don't need to be duplicated into the SUBTHEME styles...

@Oskarrough, I'm not sure if this the same thing you are referring to?

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brewthis commented

Not exactly, although I agree with you.

I'm looking for a way to use the Subtheme without heritating all the css layout files from the base theme. For example, what if you don't want to use the same reset, the same layout methods and the same css file structure?

For now, deleting the files of course work until the next update.

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alexweber commented

@rob_dean, I've opened a separate issue for this: #1467132: Don't duplicate layout styles in subtheme css

@oskarrough, I'm implementing this in a few minutes :)

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alexweber commented
Assigned: Unassigned » alexweber
Status: Active » Needs review

@oskarrough, after giving this a lot of thought I decided to opt against it.

I have, however, provided a nice alternative:

There's now a line in SUBTHEME.info which you can uncomment to effectively disable the Zentropy core CSS.

I hope this is an acceptable compromise! :)

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brewthis commented

Hey, sounds like an even better way of doing it - thanks!

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alexweber commented
Status: Needs review » Closed (fixed)

@oskarrough no problem! :)