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Comment: Migration of unmigrated content due to installation of a new plugin

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Once you've created the CSS file, upload it as an attachment to your space home page

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When uploading a CSS file as an attachment,

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{footnote}When uploading a CSS file as an attachment,

it's

usually

best

to

store

it

on

a

publicly

available

home

page

so

that

all

spaces

will

be

able

to

link

to

it.

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and then right-click the attachment to display the pop-up contextual menu:

Depending on which browser you are using, you'll see an option like Copy Link Location or Copy Shortcut, etc. Select that link to copy the URL of the attachment to the clipboard.

Next, enter Theme Configuration and go to the CSS Custom Styles text box. If the old copy of your style sheet is still in there, delete it and then paste

Footnote

To paste text from the clipboard, use either

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{footnote}To paste text from the clipboard, use either

"Ctrl"

\

+"V"

(or

"Option"

\

+"V"

on

OS

X)

or

right-click

the

text

box

and

choose

the

??

Paste

??

option.

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in the URL to the new CSS file.unmigrated-inline-wiki-markup

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Now, add the following text around the URL:

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If you need to make changes to your style sheets, simply attach a new version

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Depending on your web browser settings, you might need to refresh the page or clear you cache for the changes to take effect.

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{footnote}Depending on your web browser settings, you might need to refresh the page or clear you cache for the changes to take effect.{footnote}

of the same file to the same location.

Should you need any space-specific styles, those can be added below the @import... line - this allows you to create a general, reusable style sheet that does the bulk of the customisation for several spaces and then add space-specific styles within each space.

The @import... line must always be at the top of the Custom CSS text box, before any in-line style sheet definitions.

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