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[SugarHill Works]

Hi,

I'm a new user of TubePress, and duly impressed. I would like to begin using this plugin regularly for all my clients and have them use the Pro version, but there's one lingering issue...

The path to a custom theme's seems to have part of an absolute filepath inserted.
I patched a quick-fix by doing a js replace() on it (~line 184 in tubepress-dev.js):

path = path.replace('/wpjp/wp-content/plugins/tubepress/home/content/45/9038145/html/','/');

I poked around a little bit, but was unable to find the problem. My question is, if we already have the custom theme's directory for loading gallery.tpl.php, why is it not loading the CSS file from that same directory? Will this functionality be fixed in an upcoming version?

Thanks,
Dan Weisser, co-owner
SugarHill Works - NYC

[eric]

Hi Dan,

Theme CSS for TubePress is actually a deprecated feature. See the very last blurb on this page. The recommended approach is to keep your CSS edits for TubePress in an external stylesheet that won't get wiped out when TubePress is upgraded.

Does that make sense?