What is the correct procedure for overriding a modules templates and style sheets. I am using the xanthia theme engine with pn.762

I was thinking it was themes/THEMENAME/modules/MODULENAME/pntemplates/ and themes/THEMENAME/modules/MODULENAME/pnstyles/, but that didnt seem to work and finally discovered that setup was only for non xanthia themes (which i find to be weird). Anyway, i got the templates to finally work by just throught them in themes/THEMENAME/modules/MODULENAME/, but I still cant get the style sheets to override as well. I have tried putting them in the themes/THEMENAME/modules/MODULENAME/ directory as well, but with no luck.

I thought there was some documentation [20] on this, but i havent been able to find it recently. Thanks.

remove tag from your xanthia templates, master.htm, home.htm,..

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Um, that has nothing to do with what im trying to do. That only looks to see if the module has a style sheet and then insert it into the header if needed. AFAIK, it has nothing to do with overriding module style sheets.

Anyone else have any ideas?

hey mark :)
..put the style.css into /themes/your_theme/style/module_name/style.css

you owe me a nickle :)

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Ah, that makes sense I guess. I would donate that nickel, but i cant find a donate link for you. =P

Does anybody know if modulestylesheet picks up stylesheets for blocks? If not whats the recommended procedure?

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Been on a mission to make my site css/xhtml complient. I've slugged through alot of older pre-0.750 style modules and with some hacks got them complient (ie bizpages, pnz_classifieds, weather). The one remaining problem I have is to get the blocks style sheets included inside the like the modulestylesheets. Has anybody encountered this issue? If so what did you do?

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