The oik base plugin supports the use of a custom.css file which is edited using the theme editor. If we deliver a custom.css file as part of a new version of the theme we can override the custom.css file that's in use. Should the user therefore use a differently named file or what.
Temporary solution
While the jury is out, we'll allow the custom.css file to be zipped if it's present in the theme's directory structure.
Permanent solution
Only include the custom.css file if it's committed as part of the Git repo.
The oik base plugin supports the use of a custom.css file which is edited using the theme editor. If we deliver a custom.css file as part of a new version of the theme we can override the custom.css file that's in use. Should the user therefore use a differently named file or what.
Temporary solution
While the jury is out, we'll allow the custom.css file to be zipped if it's present in the theme's directory structure.
Permanent solution
Only include the custom.css file if it's committed as part of the Git repo.