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##### Omega Theme
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Project Page: http://drupal.org/project/omega
Issue Queue: http://drupal.org/project/issues/omega
Usage Stats: http://drupal.org/project/usage/omega
Demo Page: http://omega.himerus.com
Maintainer(s): Jake Strawn
http://himerus.com
http://twitter.com/himerus
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Omega Theme Information
=======================
The Omega Theme is a powerful and free Drupal theme based on the 960gs.
It harneses the power and features of many popular themes to provide an
excellent base theme, and sub-theming system to help you quickly prototype
and theme your site...
Organizing CSS files in your theme
==================================
This css folder is provided for easy organization of your CSS files in your
subtheme. Many times for organization, it's best to use many CSS files to
keep them easier to understand and find things rather than using a single
style.css file that can quickly become thousands of lines long.
Including new CSS files
=======================
To include a new CSS file in your theme, you will need to edit the .info
file that defines your theme.
In that .info file you will see the following section:
; ------- Declare default stylesheets
;stylesheets[all][] = css/your_css_file.css
By default, there are several CSS files included from the Omega base theme
but to add more of your own, you would use this pattern. (Notice the semi-
colon at the beginning of the stylesheet line) Remove the semi-colon in
order to have Drupal read this line. You will also want to change the
your_css_file portion of the file name to whatever you are trying to include.
Beyond that, make sure your new CSS file is in place in the css folder of
your sub-theme, and after saving your .info file, visit /admin/build/themes
in order for Drupal to pick up the appropriate changes.
Additional 960gs/Omega Resources
================================
* Please see the README.txt file in the root of the starterkit directory
for more information regarding the Omega base theme & subtheming
Contributors
============
- himerus (Jake Strawn)