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====Adding institutional stylesheets==== Your institutional Web site may already have a stylesheet or set of stylesheets that you want to apply to your repository. Copy the institutional stylesheets into your repository stylesheet directory: archives/ARCHIVEID/cfg/static/style/ Process the stylesheets by running: bin/generate_static ARCHIVEID The stylesheets are then available to use in the template file. '''Example <source lang="html4strict"> <head> ... <style type="text/css" media="screen">@import url(<epc:print expr="$config{base_url}"/>/style/auto.css);</style> <style type="text/css" media="screen">@import url(<epc:print expr="$config{base_url}"/>/style/my_inst.css);</style> </source> Here we add a stylesheet link to our institutional stylesheet my_inst.css to the head section of the template. Note that we apply my_inst.css ''after'' the repository stylesheets (applied in order by auto.css) so that the institutional style rules override the repository style rules.
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