Is it possible to prevent inserting the link to the CSS file in the header? #1060
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Hello community! The css file However, I don't need this Edit on: 15.11.25 | 17:30 h |
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Sorry for the poor description. I'll try again. The css file However, I don't need this Edit: I replaced my first question with this one. |
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I didn't mean to recommend that. I meant that you should rename your |
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But then the theme won't load anymore. |
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I suspect that the CSS file is simply no longer being loaded. And that's what you want to achieve, isn't it? |
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I think there's more going on here. My error page appears with the message: |
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Hello Mike, I would comment out the responsible line for the error message in file |
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Hi Mark, thanks for your help! I think it's just a matter of my personal preference. It is probably not important for the community. I thought there might be a simple trick to prevent inserting the link to the CSS file in the header. I sometimes create websites without Yellow. Then I have the following folder structure: If I were to work with Yellow's folder structure, I would always have to change the settings (scss file name and path) in my editor (VS Codium with Live SASS compiler). This is particularly annoying when you have to switch between with and without yellow frequently. Therefore, it would be great for me if I could prevent |
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If I create a website without Yellow/CMS, I don't need a theme name. |
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Thank you for the clarification. The core extension does a couple of basic tasks. One is to figure out which layouts and themes exist in the file system, another is to add the relevant links to the generated HTML header. Let's look only at the first task, that's where things are not matching up. The core usually detects layouts and themes by looking at HTML and CSS files. For example if there's a That's why I asked for a real world folder structure. To have a look and see if there is a chance of making the theme detection work. I like software that adapts to your way of working. There appears to be no file name with the theme name in your preferred folder structure. Perhaps it can be detected as What do you think? |
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When I use What if you used the folder where the files are located as an indicator? »system/themes/my-theme« |
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Here's what we talked about today. Usually theme related files are flattened and stored inside the I suggest to think about alternatives for a week or two... and see what sounds best. |
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Sounds good. |
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So, I'm alone in the office today. So I turned up some »Grunge« music and tried to implement the I wrote this extension: It works and the loading time has remained the same. Even though it's fast, I'm not sure I like this solution that much. I think a smart solution within |
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A thumbs up from me for implementing promising solutions. My favourite alternatives are: Alternative 1, system setting to ignore flattened theme assets. Alternative 4, event handler to register non‑flattened themes with the core. I think these would fit into Yellow's philosophy and give more flexibility to designers. Some thoughts about alternative 4. There is a |
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What do you think, will one of the solutions be adopted? |
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Yes, alternative 4 with a new event handler is available for testing. |
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Thank you very much! Alternative 1 would be great! I don't know how alternative 4 would work. 😬 Yesterday, I had another idea. If there is a folder ( I tested it with the following code in Line 3340 (Return page extra data, HTML encoded) |
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The latest API has an event handler <?php
// Enumeratetheme extension, experimental
class YellowEnumeratetheme {
const VERSION = "0.9.2";
public $yellow; // access to API
// Handle initialisation
public function onLoad($yellow) {
$this->yellow = $yellow;
}
// Handle enumeration
public function onEnumerate($action, $context) {
$output = null;
if ($action=="theme") {
$path = $this->yellow->system->get("coreThemeDirectory");
$output = $this->yellow->toolbox->getDirectoryEntries($path, "/.*/", false, true, false);
}
return $output;
}
// Handle page extra data
public function onParsePageExtra($page, $name) {
$output = null;
if ($name=="header") {
$theme = $this->yellow->lookup->normaliseName($page->get("theme"));
$assetLocation = $this->yellow->system->get("coreServerBase").$this->yellow->system->get("coreAssetLocation");
$fileNameTheme = $this->yellow->system->get("coreThemeDirectory").$theme."/css/style.min.css";
if (is_file($fileNameTheme)) {
$output = "<link rel=\"stylesheet\" type=\"text/css\" media=\"all\" href=\"{$assetLocation}{$theme}/css/style.min.css\" />\n";
// Add more assets here, for example JavaScript, preloads, favicons...
}
}
return $output;
}
}Tested with Datenstrom Yellow 0.9. Hope it helps. |
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Wow, that's great! Thank you very much for your support and the code! I'll take a look at everything and test it out over the next few days. 💪 👍 |
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I tested the code. It doesn't work out of the box, does it? The link to the new CSS file is included ( I don't understand where in the code the link ( |
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Oh, sorry! I see! Now I can delete the theme.css file ( |
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The latest API has an event handler
onEnumerate()that you can try out. Just keep in mind that this is an experimental feature and it may be changed or removed at anytime. Here is an example extension filesystem/workers/enumeratetheme.php. It tells the core that you want to use non-flattened themes, which do not follow Datenstrom Yellow's normal folder structure, but your very own folder structure. Now you should be able to adjust the software to your way of working.