Drupal how-to: Custom CSS file for a node type
My CSS is getting a bit messy so I decided it might be good to separate out some of my CSS that is only needed for certain node types. Particularly books (need to change that default navigation!). To do this, I am using the following code in my page.tpl.php file:
<?php
global $theme_path;
global $base_path;
if($node->type == "book") {
print "<link type=\"text/css\" rel=\"stylesheet\" media=\"all\" href=\"" . $base_path . $theme_path . "/css/book.css\" />";
}
?>Or is there a better way to do this? The template syntax allows you to insert additional CSS files but it doesn't look like you can put a conditional in depending on node type.
decibel.places posted this at 21:06 — 26th June 2008.
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Megan,
It looks like a good simple solution to me
do you use css caching? might be a problem with that...
did you try posting this question on drupal.org?
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