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			<description>Bunheng

Ohh, now it is working, because It work only live mode not dev mode. 

Thanks</description>
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			<description>Hi
I am trying to use it as well but still see css include in my template as separated files.

Thanks</description>
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			<description>How to call combined css file within templates?</description>
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			<description>You should change &quot;combinedfiles&quot; to &quot;/combinedfiles&quot; in your example. ;)

Is there a way to combine CSS / JS files defined in the templates?</description>
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			<description>found it out: either you require the print styles separately or - even better - you just define them in the main css-file via  @media print {  }
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			<description>Great tut! thanx! 
Is there a way to combine print-styles with the other styles as well or do i have to define them separatey like 
Requirements::themedCSS($themeFolder . '/css/print.css', 'print');

cheers</description>
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			<description>@Pali - that is what $themeFolder = $this-&gt;ThemeDir(); is for, this will ensure that the combines CSS is in the same relative place as the origonal CSS files so you can use relative paths for images.

Aram</description>
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			<description>and don't forget to use absolute paths for images in your css files, because final css location will be changed!</description>
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			<description>if you want to use css combining if you use themedCSS calls like this:

Requirements::themedCSS('content');
Requirements::themedCSS('typography');
Requirements::themedCSS('print');

use this for css combining:
		      
		
Requirements::combine_files('combined.css', array_keys(Requirements::backend()-&gt;get_css()));</description>
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			<description>Thanks for the example, dude.  I'm going to use this right now on a project that I am just in the process of completing!</description>
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