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Clarification - Styles sheets- help

....from .... Style sheets ...

Overriding core and module style sheets:

To override a core or module style sheet, it can be redefined from the themes .info file. Take "system-menus.css" as an example. It is located in "modules/system/system-menus.css". With this entry, the original CSS file will be ignored and your local copy will be loaded.

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stylesheets[all][] = system-menus.css

So this means if I:

#1. copy the file system-menu.css from modules/system/system-menus.css
and copy it in my Theme folder

#2. add in system-menu.css with @import --> mystyles.css

#3. have put in Themes info.file -->
stylesheets[all][] = system-menus.css

#4. Make my further changes to custom myThemes for Menu styles

Is this correct or have I missed something ?

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Wolfflow commented

...formulated wrong.... I really need someone could help me in clearing this.!!

Any one in here?

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haza
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commented

1. copy the file system-menu.css from modules/system/system-menus.css
and copy it in my Theme folder
yes

#2. add in system-menu.css with @import --> mystyles.css
WRONG

#3. have put in Themes info.file -->
stylesheets[all][] = system-menus.css
yes
putting this in your .info file automaticaly put @import ... in your page.tpl.php ($styles variable is generated with stylesheets declared in the .info file, so juste use print $styles )

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Wolfflow commented

That's great from you thanks
:-)))

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