I want to turn off drupal_get_css() and have style sheets load individually like they did in 4.7. Can anyone tell me how (or if) I can do this? For building/theming a site, I definitely need CSSs to be separate. The "generated" CSS file is just too much of a nightmare to pick through.
In addition to making theming more difficult, I have two other problems with using drupal_get_css():
Ok, I feel really stupid for having to ask this, so hopefully someone can tell me what daft mistake I've made quickly so I can bury my head in the sand.
Situation:
1. I have Organic Groups installed and two content types assigned to Group home page node types (Foyer and Society).
2. I have no trouble theming CCK content types and the node-news.tpl.php in my theme directory works perfectly. I have node-og.tpl.php in the same directory.
3. It seems to me that I should be able to use if($node->type=='foyer') and if($node->type=='society') to generate different themes for Foyer Groups and Society Groups, in which different CCK fields are pulled from the database and (potentially) different content is presented in the View for River of News.
Problem:
I cannot for the life of me alter anything on the default group home page layout, and I do not understand how node-og.tpl.php is meant to work when the content type templates can also be modified by node-foyer.tpl.php or node-society.tpl.php.
I'm trying to tweak the way my navigation is generated, and on line 687 of menu.inc there is currently the following line...
return '
'. menu_item_link($mid) . $children ."
\n";
I would like for my expanded or collapsed class to be on the link itself, not the li. So the links should be printed as such if they have child links...
I'm developing a CMS site, and have hit a small snag. I have been reading over the forms but have not come across anything that really meets all my specific needs. Any assistance on this issue would be extremely helpful.