I have bought Virtuemart Templates from www.joomla-virtuemart-designs.com. However, I found the installation guide of notice box 2 as below:

"For changing the color of the box you have to open the mooPrompt.css. Got to Line 6 and chance the background-image

background-image: url(box_pink.png); to maybe background-image: url(box_blue.png);

you have 4 colors in this package: blue, black, pink and red"

In JMS environment, it seems all multisites will have the same color of the notice box as they all share the same "components/com_virtuemart/js/mootools/mooPrompt.css"

May there be any workaround for this, so that each multisite can have different color?

Thanks.

Seth

Also the /components/com_virtuemart/themes/default/themes file, it configures the color of add-to-cart.

Any workaround to allow different color for each multisite ?

Thanks.

Seth

When this is present in a CSS, you can not make it specific in each website except create a totally independent themes folder.
This is possible in JMS to have specific themes folder for a slave site.
Read the User Manual Chapter 1.1 and 3.3 that explain particularities and how to make a themes folder totally independent.
If you are on Unix platform and the themes is already installed on the master, you will have to un-install on the slave and after re-install it. This will delete the Symbolic Link on the master and with install a new standalone copy for the slave.

Hi Edwin,

However, those CSS files are not inside the Template folder, they are inside the VirtueMart component, e.g.: components/com_virtuemart/js/mootools/mooPrompt.css and also components/com_virtuemart/themes/default/themes.css

I don't think I can do these in the "Folders and files" tab of "Website template Details"

Should I copy those CSS statements, and then modify and copy into temple CSS with more specific CSS rules, so that the temple CSS statement can override the CSS statement inside componenets/com_virtuemart...

May I have your advice?

Thanks.

Seth

I think it will become complex because if you try to modify the path to access a new CSS, this also mean that you have to change the header of the HTML that is produced and that refers to this mootPrompt.css.

The only solution that I see consists in retreiving the place where those links are created and perform different call to change CSS name and compute a name based on the MULTISITES_ID define value.

It seems there is no easy way to do it.