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Hi there,
I've found something nice that could be added inside the
files.
If I have installed multiple custom themes extensions that require custom JS and / or CSS files, a conflict will most probably happen between them because as long as both extensions are enabled, all their custom files will be loaded.
I mean files loaded from each
extension's file.
So, because of that I suggest adding the 2 followings attributes inside the
files
Regards.
I've found something nice that could be added inside the
Code:
metadata/themes/YourCustomTheme.json
If I have installed multiple custom themes extensions that require custom JS and / or CSS files, a conflict will most probably happen between them because as long as both extensions are enabled, all their custom files will be loaded.
I mean files loaded from each
Code:
metadata/app/client.json
So, because of that I suggest adding the 2 followings attributes inside the
Code:
metadata/themes/YourCustomTheme.json
- additionnalStylesheets (just like "cssList" from client.json)
- additionnalScripts (just like "scriptList" from client.json)
Regards.