HEAD should now do what you want.

I can see that way. I'm just explaining why things work the way they 
do. Anyone else have an opinion on this?
Feel free to add it...

Ok, I think I can include common-header.inc into my update script, and 
have my own custom version of it everytime I update.



I just thought that modules by default should check for themes. 
Because theme designers should have ready system for their themes. At 
least we should mention about it in ThemeHowTo.

Right; the Horde::stylesheetLink() call in 
agora/templates/common-header.inc says to just use horde; it'd have to 
be changed to Horde::stylesheetLink('agora') to load styles from Agora.



I guess we can do that, but in general it'd just cause Agora to do 
unnecessary checks for files that won't be there.

My custom theme is actually Mozilla theme hack and I need .box class 
cells in agora to have bigger/different fonts. But I don't want .box 
cells in other applications (like Chora) to have these fonts.



By the way, I tried moving screen.css from 
/horde/agora/themes/my_theme/ into /horde/agora/themes/horde/, but 
this css file is still not loaded.

Right now app-specific theme files are only loaded if a general Horde 
theme file is found. Since Agora has no base screen.css, we don't look 
for theme css files in it.



Why do you need to override styles that appear in Horde only in one app?

I have my own custom theme in main horde directory under 
/horde/themes/my_theme . Also I have css file from my theme that is 
used in agora only. So I placed it in 
/horde/agora/themes/my_theme/screen.css (this is the right place?) But 
that css file isn't loaded in agora. I see only:



<title>Forums :: All Forums</title>

<!--a75c305b1c0a6022--><link href="/horde/themes/horde/screen.css" 
rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

<!--a75c305b1c0a6022--><link href="/horde/themes/my_theme/screen.css" 
rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

</head>



in rendered html.