Hi Jay,
Welcome.
As for the Global Theme or lobal Theme, both of the stylesheet or any
resources (images , script files ...) should be put in the Theme's own
directory or sub directory if we do not provide a full url path of them or
application specific path (~/.....). Also, for css stylesheet, each
Theme's own css style sheet must be put in each Theme's folder, for your
scenario, we may have to copy the css style in each global theme's dir if
you want to reuse them ...
Thanks,
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| Subject: Themes and global stylesheets
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| Background
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| I realize I can make a theme global by putting it in a special directory.
| If I include sytlesheets in the global theme folder I am assuming I can
| refence them in my other global theme elements - skins, etc.
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| Question
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| Is there a way I can make a style sheet global so that all global themes
can
| reference that stylesheet and along with server controls directly.
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| Hope that is clear.
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| Jay
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