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css/template.css.php does not appear to be a valid file. Reverting to Jo... 1 Year, 9 Months ago Karma: 0
I'm getting the following warning dialogue in red type at the top of my JoomlaCK editor: "Warning: /home/basphoto/public_html/templates/aluma_photography/css/template.css or /home/basphoto/public_html/templates/aluma_photography/css/template.css.php does not appear to be a valid file. Reverting to JoomlaFCK's default styles

I checked to see if those two files are present within my template and they aren't. The files that are in there are: editor.css, lytebox.css, s5_suckerfish.css and template_css.css. How do I make that warning dialogue disappear?

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Brad
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css/template.css.php does not appear to be a valid file. Reverting to Jo... 1 Year, 9 Months ago Karma: 20
Please see Installation Guild, 'Using custom CSS style-sheets'.

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css/template.css.php does not appear to be a valid file. Reverting to Jo... 1 Year, 9 Months ago Karma: 0
Thanks so much! Looks like I'll have to check out the installation guild more closely.

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