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Remove user.css reference and theme options

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Affected themes: bulletproof, 2k11, next

These themes will use the core method of including the user.css in
serendipity.css starting with 2.0.1. A note has been added to all
three themes' theme options to document that the possibility of a
user.css exists.

References #280
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Matthias Mees
2015-02-11 16:10:58 +01:00
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templates/next/lang_en.inc.php
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<?php
// Theme options
@define('NEXT_INSTR', '<b>Hinweis:</b> While Next may <em>look</em> as if it were basically the same as 2k11, it is a completely different theme from a technical point of view. Because of that, it is <strong>not</strong> compatible with the user.css generator for 2k11.');
@define('NEXT_INSTR', '<b>Hinweis:</b> While Next may <em>look</em> as if it were basically the same as 2k11, it is a completely different theme from a technical point of view. Because of that, it is <strong>not</strong> compatible with the user.css generator for 2k11.<br>To extend Next with your own styles in an update-safe way, you can add a file <code>/templates/next/user.css</code>; it will be included automagically by s9y.');
@define('NEXT_HEADER_IMG','Use a banner image in the header? (1296 pixels wide; leave box empty to not use a banner)');
@define('NEXT_USE_CORENAV', 'Use global navigation?');
@define('NEXT_WEBFONTS', 'Use a webfont, hosted by Google?');