Web Config - How To Create A Global Stylesheet For Web App

Nov 12, 2010

I want to control the look and feel of my site by having two css files. One for colors and one for everything else. I want to put the colors css file in the App_Themes folder but I want to add the other file to every page on my site, but not add it to App_Themes because I want it to be loaded regardless of what Theme I am using.

Is there a way to add a reference in Web.Config for the global css file? I already have a reference to the styleSheetTheme for my css file with the colors in.

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