problem with neatupload, page does not postback, and refreshes.

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3/7/2012 9:22:35 AM
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Re: problem with neatupload, page does not postback, and refreshes.

Hi,

If the multiple CSS files is making it difficult for you to find the elements/selectors, combine them all into one file. There is no requirement to have separate files. To do this, open your style.config and make note of the order in which the files are listed. Copy the contents of the files into a new file in the same order. Finally, remove all of the entries for the files you merged from the style.config.

For example, your style config may look like this:


<file>style.css</file>
<file>styleblog.css</file>
<file>styleforum.css</file>

Copy the contents of the styleblog.css file to the bottom of the style.css file and then copy the contents of the styleforum.css file to the bottom of the style.css file. Remove the entries for styleblog.css and styleforum.css from the style.config so it looks like this:


<file>style.css</file>

Now the style for the blog and forum are included in the style.css file so it should be easy to find the elements/selectors for those modules. You can do this for the rest of the css files in your skin.

HTH,
Joe D.

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