In xhtml, you have to lowercase all elements/tags and the attribute names, so it should be <img src="..." />
No, you can't use GT tags in the css files because they aren't parsed by GT::Template. This is also why the files are in the static directory.
Yup, as long as you put it below where include_common_head.html is included. It's still preferable to put it in custom.css, since then it will be cached, and it will be one less template that you have modified and will have to keep track of after the next upgrade.
hmm, I don't have any recommendations I can think of off the top of my head. We'll try make a list of them when we get a chance.
Adrian
No, you can't use GT tags in the css files because they aren't parsed by GT::Template. This is also why the files are in the static directory.
Yup, as long as you put it below where include_common_head.html is included. It's still preferable to put it in custom.css, since then it will be cached, and it will be one less template that you have modified and will have to keep track of after the next upgrade.
hmm, I don't have any recommendations I can think of off the top of my head. We'll try make a list of them when we get a chance.
Adrian
