Anyone having CSS problems after updating?

[PetersOtto]

Hello everyone!

I have tried to bring yellow up to date. I have installed the update with the edit extension. I could not update directly to yellow 0.9. Therefore I did the update in the following two steps.

Step 1:

Step 2:

Already after the first step the css and js files were not found (error 404). But the links/paths to it are correct.

I use my own theme. This theme has the following file structure.

├── content               
│   ├── 1-home            
│   ├── 9-about           
│   └── shared            
├── media                 
│   ├── downloads         
│   ├── images            
│   └── thumbnails        
└── system                
    ├── extensions
    │   ├── myTheme
    │   │   ├── css
    │   │   ├── favicon
    │   │   ├── fonts
    │   │   ├── js
    │   │   ├── scss    
    ├── layouts           
    ├── themes
    │   ├── myTheme.css (empty)     
    └── trash 

Does yellow perhaps lock css and js files in subfolders of extensions?

[markseuffert]

I think I know what happened. Direct access to the system folder is not allowed, so the core maps system files via a virtual location. This virtual mapping has changed in the new release and it could have broken your theme. Can you try the following and move the myTheme folder from system/extensions/myTheme to system/themes/myTheme. Possibly adjust the virtual location in your HTML files. It's now the same virtual location for layouts/themes/workers. Here is an example folder structure:

├── content               
├── media                 
└── system                  <- direct access to the system folder is not allowed
    ├── extensions
    ├── layouts
    ├── themes
    │   └── myTheme         <- this folder is mapped to virtual location /assets/myTheme/
    │       ├── css
    │       ├── favicon
    │       ├── fonts
    │       ├── js
    │       └── scss 
    └── workers

Sorry about the trouble with the update to the new release. Does this work for you?

[PetersOtto]

Yes, it works for me. It's a bit more work for me now (more than one website), but I wanted to change it anyway.
Thanks for your help!

[glow12121]

│   └── myTheme         <- this folder is mapped to virtual location /assets/myTheme/

Did you imply creating a separate folder for your theme? If so, this leads to errors during build:

$ php yellow.php build
ERROR building location '/', HTTP/1.1 500 Server error: Theme 'smalltown' does not exist!
ERROR building location '/page1', HTTP/1.1 500 Server error: Theme 'smalltown' does not exist!
ERROR building location '/error/', HTTP/1.1 500 Server error: Theme 'smalltown' does not exist!
Building static website 100%... done
Yellow build: 8 files, 6 errors

[annaesvensson]

You can have subfolders in the theme folder, for more information see #928.