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Hi there,
I am using the Ensley template (Joomla 4.4). Where can I put custom css so that it is not over-written if a template update is released? Is it OK to put the custom css in Template > Styles > Custom CSS tab box (please see attached screen grab).

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Dave
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ciaran
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Hi Dave

Yes you can use the Custom CSS field. Content of this field will remain after any template or indeed Joomla updates

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Hi Ciaran,
Thanks very much for confirmation. Much appreciated!
Cheers
Dave
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Hi Ciaran,
I just downloaded the latest version of J51_ensley.

Still the template path for the custom.css path is /templates/j51_ensley/css

I tried with the J4 path: media/templates/site/j51_ensley
but that did not work.

Maybe you can put it on the nice-to-have list for Ensley to set the "Choose custom.css place" or change it to the "J4 path"?
Would be much appreciated :)
Thanks in advance!
Oliver
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