Question How to add color to a echo command with a variable?

Yes,

try this one www.lacocina.nl/vrijesoftware/cscssc/css-compressor.html

@quila wrote: Yes,

try this one www.lacocina.nl/vrijesoftware/cscssc/css-compressor.html

Great! Thanks a lot buddy. The last question to don't bother you a lot. :0)

Should I use type I or II over there for decompressing? I have no clue what does it stand for. ;0)

Thanks once again.

I think this is how is valid css you insert, then use Type || (2).

@quila wrote: I think this is how is valid css you insert, then use Type || (2).

Thanks I'll try it out.

Yes, try this one www.lacocina.nl/vrijesoftware/cscssc/css-compressor.html

Ops, just forgot to ask. Regarding this one, there are a bunch of checkboxes over there, do I need to check some stuff to compress, or should I leave all blank and just hit compress?

One more question. I activated the Debug mode, and it didn't read my "kunena.forum.css" that I've updated from my "min.css". When I activate the debug mode, what css file does Kunena read? It isn't with the style that it should be.

First box is for compression, when you want to compress
Single line chacked, then compress.

Give me a link to your site, and tell me when you are uploded decompressed file to your server, enable debug also, I will check which file is loaded

@quila wrote: First box is for compression, when you want to compress
Single line chacked, then compress.

Give me a link to your site, and tell me when you are uploded decompressed file to your server, enable debug also, I will check which file is loaded

Ops, I posted the wrong link. It should be the first one you gave me:
"3.1 - Go here refresh-sf.com/yui/ and compress kunena.forum.css file, you will have kunena.forum-min.css"
I'm sorry about that.

@quila, here is the link to BemDoado and here is the screenshot how it should looks like with the debug mode on that isn't happening as you're going to check when visiting the link:



The debug mode is on, and the css is with blue fonts, background an so on instead of as the screenshot above. So, that's why I've asked what CSS file is read when debug mode is on. What is it path and file name?

Right now this file is loade on your site /components/com_kunena/template/default/css/kunena.forum.css

on the line 411 you have this

#Kunena .kblock div.kheader {
background:none repeat scroll 0 0 #663300;
border-bottom:2px solid #CC9900;
color:#FFFFFF;
padding:0 20px 0 10px;
}

well, I cant see any problems. change this two colors and you are ok.

other color to change is on line 227

@quila wrote: Right now this file is loade on your site /components/com_kunena/template/default/css/kunena.forum.css

on the line 411 you have this

#Kunena .kblock div.kheader {
background:none repeat scroll 0 0 #663300;
border-bottom:2px solid #CC9900;
color:#FFFFFF;
padding:0 20px 0 10px;
}

well, I cant see any problems. change this two colors and you are ok.

other color to change is on line 227

I think I didn't express myself very well. The image on the thread above is how I want to be. So, it the "-min.css", until here it is ok. When I active the debug mode, I'm getting this one below with blue links, blue lines, Dark brow header, blue [-] minus square, etc. Here is the image and below it some doubts:



1. Shouldn't it be the same colors when I turn debug on? It should follow my "min.css".
2. I tried to decompress the "-min.css" in that site to get the same results and upload to the server as "kunena.forum.css", but it messed the code. All images got hidden, the texts got aligned to left and so on. Any idea how to make them equal to each other, so I can work normally with the debug mode and compress later. Is there another method to decompress? Any other suggestion?

Here is what I get after using decompress as mentioned above (.2):



Is there any advantage of using compressed CSS style? Woudn't it be just a different file name without compression? Hehehe. :0)

well, I dont know what to say you, if the file is messed after decompression, then tool is broken or you are using wrong file to decompress. other thing cant be than that two. try to find other tool on internet. I have never used any for this work.

If you cant do this in right way you need to do again the same work on kunena.forum.css.

@quila wrote: well, I dont know what to say you, if the file is messed after decompression, then tool is broken or you are using wrong file to decompress. other thing cant be than that two. try to find other tool on internet. I have never used any for this work.

If you cant do this in right way you need to do again the same work on kunena.forum.css.

Thanks @quila! I tried some different tools and got the same results, so I think the inverted way doesn't work. I think I'll have to do all manually again into the kunena.forum.css as you suggested. Btw, is there any advantage of using compressed CSS style? Wouldn't Kunena just use a different file name for debug and non-debug without compression? ;0)