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Thanks for building Cupper, it's been a very neat documentation tool so far and it's nice to know that the docs will be accessible as well.
I wanted to add some color, but in order to do so, it seems I have to either duplicate the theme and modify it, or automatically merge the theme styles with my styles and add my styles to the static/css directory. The first solution would make it impossible to use the update feature. The second one is a bit cumbersome. It would be nice if I could simply add an additional stylesheet that overrides certain selectors in the Cupper theme stylesheet.
Adding a stylesheets param to the config would make it possible to add these custom override stylesheets. With a loop in the base template head we could then add those stylesheets to the page.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for building Cupper, it's been a very neat documentation tool so far and it's nice to know that the docs will be accessible as well.
I wanted to add some color, but in order to do so, it seems I have to either duplicate the theme and modify it, or automatically merge the theme styles with my styles and add my styles to the
static/css
directory. The first solution would make it impossible to use the update feature. The second one is a bit cumbersome. It would be nice if I could simply add an additional stylesheet that overrides certain selectors in the Cupper theme stylesheet.Adding a
stylesheets
param to the config would make it possible to add these custom override stylesheets. With a loop in the base templatehead
we could then add those stylesheets to the page.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: