Re: ./manage.py collectstatic does not collect my folder

Hi,

Django static collects files that are:

- in the application's static directory

- in the directories listed by STATICFILES_DIRS

If using the default storage, files and directories are copied into the STATIC_ROOT directory and should be served at the location specified by STATIC_URL

The order in which the applications are declared is important.

If I'm not mistaken, the files in STATICFILES_DIRS will override the application's static directories.

Regards,

Xavier Ordoquy,

Linovia.

Le 7 oct. 2012 à 06:52, easypie <program.py@gmail.com> a écrit :

I have my project setup so ./manage.py collectstatic will upload all the files in /static/ onto the Amazon S3 server. The only problem is that I have a folder located in .../static/theme/{site layout gfx} that doesn't get collected to the S3 server. I understand that collectstatic ?copies all files located in app/static to the location provided by STATIC_URL. But what about those .css and image files I want to override? For example, I want to override the admin's .css files so I  copy that over to the /static/ folder in my project's root but when I run ./manage.py collectstatic it only moves the admin's .css files located in ../site-packages/django/.../css/{..css} and not the css file that I copied over and then edited? 

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