CSS link incorrect on localhost

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11 years 11 months ago #31360 by PaysB
I installed the hot_wine25_hotstart.zip package on a localhost (XAMPP). Unfortunately the stylesheets and javascript are not loading correctly. The same problem has been posted by someone else a couple of months ago, but without a solution ( see this post ).

I had a look in the source code of the loaded homepage. To include .css and .js files it says:
/intranet/mader\templates\hot_wine/

I guess this should be:
/intranet/mader/templates/hot_wine/

I think the backslashes are generated by one of the template PhP files, but I have no clue where.

All default Joomla templates are loading correctly.

Could you please help me with this?

Thank you!

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11 years 11 months ago #31364 by ivan.milic
Open index.php of template, around line 15 there is template path calculation it should look like this:

$template_path = $this->baseurl.'/templates/'.$this->template;

if you downloaded template few months ago it may be that this line is not like that.

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11 years 11 months ago #31365 by PaysB
I bought and downloaded this template today.

I changed the line in the template index.php and now I get the correct layout.

One issue left: I do not see the logo in the template layout, although I activated and selected the logo parameters in the template settings.

I discovered the same strange behaviour in the source code for the logo image link. It says:
/intranet/mader/templates/hot_wine\images\

In the template index.php line 256 a see a code:
require(dirname(__FILE__).DS.'library'.DS.'logo.php');

Do I have to make a modification here, or is it somewhere else where I have to look?

I have to admit that I am not a PhP wizard

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11 years 11 months ago #31375 by ivan.milic
DS is constant for file system path separator on OS. You can replace DS with "/" on linux and "\" on windows.

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