One needs to enable css aggregation to have the theme "work properly with IE 6 - 8". But this creates a problem when one needs to work with custom Css. Using Firebug e.g. points to a css file located in the /sites/default/files/css/ directory.

This file is created when you turn on css aggregation which stores all css files in one file and pulls that into a theme.

So, if css aggregation is enabled, I have to turn it off, adjust my style sheets and when css aggregation is turned back on, the changes are incorporated back into the aggregated file.

Needless to say that this is an extra step just to alter your css.

So, are there any plans to prevent this workflow and be able to work on Css as in most themes.

Granted, IE6, IE7 are dead but IE8 is still widely used (and I don´t know yet if there are plans to make the theme play nice with IE10 ....)

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Poieo CreditAttribution: Poieo commented
Project: Fusion Slate » Fusion
Version: 7.x-2.0-beta2 » 7.x-3.x-dev
Status: Active » Postponed

There are no plans to change is in the 7.x-2.x version. We are exploring other options for the 7.x-3.x release and future versions.

You also have the option of clearing the cache to rebuild your stylesheet rather than turning aggregation on and off. I do realize this doesn't help you locate the exact lines of your CSS via Firebug.

Also, this is a Fusion core issue, not Fusion Slate so moving this there.

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dzinelabs CreditAttribution: dzinelabs commented

Ok. Tnx for the reply.