The way I placed the CSS on top, JS at the bottom of the body, under content and above the stack. Is this an ok way? Or I should have used some directives for that?
Yeah it looks like a good way to do it. You know that you can yield the title as well so that you can ave dynamic titles depending on what page you are displaying.
@Ligonsker That depends on what your other styles are. If there are any rules that exist in both the individually loaded styles and your stack styles, putting the stack first means you allow the individually loaded styles to override your styles; putting it last means your stack styles override the individually loaded styles.
@kokoshneta oh haha my bad, I put it at the bottom because I thought the last file has more priority. Now I learned that it should be on top to get more priority, thank you
@Ligonsker No no, you were right the first time. In CSS, later definitions will override earlier ones. So when you put your stack last, you give that priority, and it will override any identical rules in your order styles. If you want the other styles to be able to override your stack styles, you should put the stack first.