Documentation of Add Custom CSS

Joomla Installation

1. Download Add Custom CSS.
2. In the Joomla control panel select: Extensions > Install/Uninstall.
3. In the Upload Package File section click Choose File and locate the "add-custom-css-1.3.0.zip" file.
4. Then click Upload & Install to upload the file and complete the installation.

Configuration

In order to configure Add Custom CSS go to the Joomla control panel and select: Extensions > Plugin Manager. Locate "System - Add Custom CSS" in the list and click it. You can see the Parameters of the extension as below:

Parameters

The Add Custom CSS plugin has the following parameters:

• Custom CSS File Path 1: The relative path, starting from the Joomla installation folder, to your custom CSS file. Example: 'templates/my-template/css/custom.css'.
• Load File 1 In: Defines where the first custom CSS file will be loaded. Front-end is the normal website. Back-end is the Joomla administration.
• Custom CSS File Path 2: The relative path, starting from the Joomla installation folder, to your custom CSS file. Example: 'templates/my-template/css/custom.css'.
• Load File 2 In: Defines where the first custom CSS file will be loaded. Front-end is the normal website. Back-end is the Joomla administration.
• Custom CSS File Path 3: The relative path, starting from the Joomla installation folder, to your custom CSS file. Example: 'templates/my-template/css/custom.css'.
• Load File 3 In: Defines where the first custom CSS file will be loaded. Front-end is the normal website. Back-end is the Joomla administration.
• Remove Comments: Remove the comments from all the custom CSS files.
• Minimize: Minimize the code of all the custom CSS files.

Uninstall from Joomla

1. Select "Extensions > Manage > Manage".
2. Locate the line with name "System - Add Custom CSS" in the list.
3. Check the line and click "Uninstall".

Notice

Please have in mind that some templates and extensions may have special code customizations that affect the normal operation of Joomla and this may not allow your custom CSS code to load last. In this rare case, you have to do other actions to override the small parts of code that are loaded after your custom CSS code (e.g. use !important).