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Accommodate multiple css #115
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Thanks for doing this @avahoffman ! I'm gonna give this a deeper look tomorrow and get back to you. |
Sounds great! I am hoping to be done with messing around with our AnVIL css :) |
This was a lie. 🤣 |
What repositories can I test this on? Does AnVIL_Template work as a good test? |
Also, after this does run, what can I look at in your rendered AnVIL_Template to know that the multiple css files have all been incorporated? I'm not sure what I'm looking for. @avahoffman |
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This looks good to me. I ran it locally on AnVIL_Template and I'm pretty sure it worked but was wondering what a definitive item I should look for to know that it worked?
Good question haha. I tested it with toc-less.css and an 'anvil.css' both as args on |
Sounds great. If that test docker image run works, then feel free to update the |
@cansavvy I will take care of it :) |
Purpose/implementation Section
What changes are being implemented in this Pull Request?
Attempting a solution for jhudsl/OTTR_Template#536. to accommodate:
What was your approach?
If multiple css files are provided in
_output.yml
, this now loops through and makes a "mega css" to proceed.Would appreciate if others can test/gut check this!