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Add additional_css.css to all your pages
Developer Last Online: Feb 2021 
Instead of finding the template.css file to edit the .css properties for your pages, just put them all in this additional_css.css template. The additional_css.css file is linked right before the </head> in your page. This is for use until this is made standard in the vb product (I put in a bug report requesting this be included - Please consider adding user defined Additional CSS to pages).
Version History: 1.0 2009-11-22: - initial release by Lynne at vbulletin.org 1.1 2009-12-08: - fixed issue with style dateline not showing up. Fixed & issue (changes to &  . added additional2_css.css file so the first additional_css file can be used in the parent style and then additional2_css used in the child styles.Notes - if you only want this included on certain pages, then you may open the plugin "Add addition_css.css file to pages" and put a condition around it, such as (this is for just the index page and the showthread page):
. . To install: 1. Import product-product-lynne_add_css.xml 2. Add any additional css you want to add to the page in your additional_css.css template. To uninstall: 1. Uninstall "Add additional css to your style" Please mark Installed if you use this. Download Now Only licensed members can download files, Click Here for more information. Show Your Support
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22 Nov 2009, 18:32
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Well, definately alot easier than I just did it. haha! Thanks Lynne
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22 Nov 2009, 18:33
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This has unlimited potential to as I think if you make the css just right you can have it set to show usergroup html markup everywhere on your site?
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22 Nov 2009, 18:34
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brilliant Lynne! Thank you
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22 Nov 2009, 18:43
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Tagged for gold release.
 Added to your projects reply as well
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22 Nov 2009, 19:29
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Excellent, also added to our Gold release products.
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22 Nov 2009, 20:20
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wow this is fantastic, i will try later. thank you!
but what happen if i have ".forum" for explame in both css files? what file have "preference" :/ No members have liked this post.
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22 Nov 2009, 20:46
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Originally Posted by Fr4n-FX
You should read up on how Cascading Style Sheets work in order to understand the answer to that question. I put this file as the very last .css file to be linked in the <head> section for a very good reason - so it is the LAST .css file to be included. If you include inline CSS or style info in the <body>, then you can 'overwrite' the styling info in this file, but this file should 'overwrite' any styling info in the previous stylesheets if it is written correctly.
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Try a search before posting for help. Many users won't, and don't, help if the question has been answered several times before. W3Schools - Online vBulletin Manual If I post some CSS and don't say where it goes, put it in the additional.css template. I will NOT help via PM (you will be directed to post in the forums for help.) No members have liked this post.
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22 Nov 2009, 21:16
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Very... VERY nice Lynne - THANKS
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22 Nov 2009, 21:45
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I understand we can use this to style our websites instead of using stylevars. However, when i try to change anything using this template it does not over ride the orginal css settings. Can you provide a brief example of how to change anything using this template? such as text color or anything else. thank you in advance
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22 Nov 2009, 22:01
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It is not really to be used to style instead of stylevars. It is used to add additional css without having to edit the actual .css template that has the .css in it. You may need to do a Force Refresh on your page to get the edited version of this file read after you change it.
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Try a search before posting for help. Many users won't, and don't, help if the question has been answered several times before. W3Schools - Online vBulletin Manual If I post some CSS and don't say where it goes, put it in the additional.css template. I will NOT help via PM (you will be directed to post in the forums for help.) No members have liked this post.
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22 Nov 2009, 23:09
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so we can't use this to over ride the orginal setting in a style?
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22 Nov 2009, 23:26
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Yes, you can use this to override the original settings in a style. You may use stylevars in it though, if you want. It's just another .css file, but since it is the last one, if you do your styling correctly, you may override the original style settings.
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Try a search before posting for help. Many users won't, and don't, help if the question has been answered several times before. W3Schools - Online vBulletin Manual If I post some CSS and don't say where it goes, put it in the additional.css template. I will NOT help via PM (you will be directed to post in the forums for help.) No members have liked this post.
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23 Nov 2009, 00:33
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Last edited by Dr.osamA; 04 Apr 2011 at 00:15.
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23 Nov 2009, 07:00
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Thanks. A very needed mod that should be a standard in vb4.
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