How to set custom CSS from a file

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How to set custom CSS from a file

Thank you as always.

Even when I set custom CSS on all pages, it doesn’t take effect. Is there a way to apply custom CSS to all pages at once?

Is it possible to do this from a file?

Even when I set it from the design, it doesn’t apply to all pages, which is a problem for websites with many pages.

I would like a method other than adding it to the header element using .

I’m using ConcreteCMS 9.4.8.

Thank you for your guidance.

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This never fails me…

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Thank you for your reply.

Is an add-on the only way?

Is there any way to set CSS styles on the header element other than using an add-on?

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There might be but this add-on is so easy and works flawlessly. You will absolutely burn more than $15 worth of time trying to find out.

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Thank you for the advice.

I will consider it.

Is it easy to use?

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Dead simple. It adds a button on your toolbar that opens a box to add your CSS. It reloads the page with your new CSS immediately so you can see if it works.

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Any code you add into www.domain.com/dashboard/system/seo/codes

gets put into Header or Footer depending where you put it. It is not the “cleanest” solution" because this is inline-CSS, so it will not be compressed, minified, cached, as if you have a real CSS file.

For that purpose, you would compile your CSS file and link to it from the Header Code box. If you really want to get a whole lot of styling, you can make a custom theme and put all styles into that, this will help to reduce redundant style declarations, is a little bit more work, but a more clean and portable solution.

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I purchased Theme Styling Tool, but my current site has many problems, so I’m thinking of temporarily installing a new ConcreteCMS and creating a backup of the exact same site. Is there a way to check the current site’s CSS?

I’ve edited the CSS several times, so checking each line individually through “Design” → “Customize” → “Custom CSS” is impractical.

Is there a way to export the CSS, like in ConcreteCMS 8.5?

Thank you for your guidance.