Managing Style Library Contents

You can change the sequence in which the styles are applied to pages.

To change the sequence order:

1. In the left-hand tree structure, click the Edit Sequence icon (Gear).
2. A Reorder Styles modal pops up, displaying all CSS files for all nodes.

3. Drag and drop the styles to the order that you want them to apply.
4. Click Close to return to the main Styles Library.

 

You can add a CSS file to establish a new style for use in pages. You can also edit CSS properties, and re-upload new files (with the same name) to replace existing ones.

To add a CSS file:

1. Navigate to the part of the directory where you want to add the new file. In the Styles Library listing, click Add New.

To edit the properties for the CSS:

1. In the Styles Library, click Edit Properties.
2. The Add New / Edit Style popup appears.

3. Edit the properties for the Style as follows:

Title	Name of file in CMS
File Name	The CSS file name. For each file, click Browse. In the resulting uploading file dialog, navigate to where you have stored the file on your computer, highlight and click Open.
Description	Brief explanation of the contents or use of this file
Conditional CSS	Specifies conditions under which to use this Style.
Media	Type of media that renders this style when accessing page: All, Screen, Projection, Handheld, Print
Global	Click checkbox to indicate that this style is applied globally to all pages/page templates throughout iAPPS CMS.

 

4. Click Save.
5. The new or updated file appears in the library listing.

 

To view a CSS source file:

1. In the Styles Library, highlight the name of a file and select View Source from the More as appropriate.
2. Content Manager opens a new window or tab in your internet browser and displays the content of the selected .css file.
3. Simply close the browser window/tab when you are finished.

 

To view which pages are using the CSS:

1. In the Styles Library, highlight the name of a file and select View Pages Using CSS from the More as appropriate.

2. A Pages Using [CSS file] dialog appears, displaying either:

• A list of the pages using the selected CSS file
• A message indicating that no pages reference the selected CSS file

3. Click Close to return to the Style Library.

 

Content Manager does not delete an archived content definition template, but makes it unavailable by moving it to an archived folder.

To archive/make active a content definition:

1. In the Styles Library, highlight the name of a file and select Archive or Make Active as appropriate.
2. Content Manager changes the status it displays for the file library list.
3. You can filter to display only archived files or active files using the Status drop-down filter.