Hi there,
the @import url(directory) not working on ServiceStudio 10 ?Inside ServiceStudio does not render
What "directory" do you mean? A directory is not a URL. You can't specify local directories with url(), it ust be an actual URL.
Kilian Hekhuis wrote:
yes, you assumed that but that's not what i wanted to talk about, I know how to put URL there...@import url(/module/ThemeDefault.css)
This is not render in ServiceStudio, some problem at 10 ?
You are using a location that is already part of the current application. Service Studio doesn't support that as far as I know and you will need to add that css content to the regular OutSystems css file (by using the css button in the menu bar).
edit: Now that I think about it more I don't think this will ever work. OutSystems doesn't render a webpage, it presents a wysiwyg look of the page you develop based on the data already available. Retrieving external data isn't part of that so I don't think this will ever work, even on 11.
Vincent Koning wrote:
if we need internet to login and access our 'local' environment why can't it read a .css page?
As far as I know, Service Studio is loading those resources locally, so it can't find them.
if it were really local we wouldn't need to login in ServiceStudio.
Rodrigo Luan wrote:
Kilian meant resources on you local machine.
And why the remote CSS isn't loaded? I can't say for sure since I don't work for OutSystems but the preview pane isn't a full blown browser. Why would you expect it to function the same as a regular browser does. The same goes for JavaScript. This isn't run in the preview window as well.
If you want to change this behavior then post an idea.
Why not simply base your theme on your basetheme?
J. escreveu:
Por que não simplesmente basear seu tema no seu basetheme?
so I don't need to republish to get a new version of my css