This question has been "half-answered" already here: custom CSS-files for single storeviews
However I can't make it work just yet, so I need some additional explaining, if you'd be so kind. This is the answer from the related question:
Use the STORE layout handle:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
><layout version="0.1.0">
> <STORE_en>
> <reference name="content">
> ...
> </reference>
> </STORE_en>
></layout>
Where en is the code of the store in question. This will add the layout changes to all >pages for that store in the same way as the layout handle does for all pages of >all stores. By default there is no way to use the STORE layout handle and only have >layout changes for certain pages in that store.
And this is where I need a bit more explaining:
</default>
<STORE_hafner_de>
<reference name="header">
<action method="addCss"><stylesheet>css/hafner.css</stylesheet><params>media="screen"</params></action>
</reference>
</STORE_hafner_de>
that </default>
is just to show that <default>
is closed.
So how do I reference a block used in the <default>
layout already, so I can add a css-file to the store-view in question (hafner_de)?
If you need more code or whole files, I'll be happy to provide you with those. I know I'm going to need this often, because we are currently working on opening a multi-store with different layouts, images and css-files.
Thanks in advance
edit: If I understand this correctly, and I don't think I do, I have to add the code like this:
<STORE_hafner_de>
<block type="page/html_head" name="head" as="head">
<action method="addCss"><stylesheet>css/hafner.css</stylesheet><params>media="screen"</params></action>
</block>
</STORE_hafner_de>
or do I say <reference name="header">
instead of <block name="head">
Because if I just add the css file, it's working (but for all stores)