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Re: Customize backend style and UI
31 March 2010 at 2:39pm
Interesting. Everything you mentioned worked and the link tag appears. But the file doesn't appear to load. I imagine it's an .htaccess issue. I'll play around with a bit later this evening.
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Re: Customize backend style and UI
31 March 2010 at 7:10pm
Thanks
Can we use this also to set templates to something like /themes/admin ??
If I copy /templates from /cms and place them in /mysite it also works but its not a real good solution, it will still loads all js and css stuff from /cmsWhat would be a place to hook into the user permissions?
So I can check which if the logged in user is admin or note, if not admin It would display a simplified backend skin for enduser. -
Re: Customize backend style and UI
2 April 2010 at 3:56am
Hi,
this extension is very useful but when I am trying to edit the right side of the CMS it does not worked on 2.4.
My styling keeps getting overwritten by cms_right.css.Can someone advise me ? do I need to add an extension for the CMSMain (because I tried and it didn't worked so well).
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Re: Customize backend style and UI
3 February 2011 at 10:57pm
Hi,
Did you find any solution to this?
I've got the same problem. The cms_right.css overrides my custom css, so it is impossible to change font color on labels I use to describe the purpose of the fields. -
Re: Customize backend style and UI
4 February 2011 at 3:25pm
The cms_right.css overrides my custom css, so it is impossible to change font color on labels I use to describe the purpose of the fields.
Could you not just use a more specific selector to override it?
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Re: Customize backend style and UI
5 September 2011 at 1:45am
Just found out that, instead of extending LeftAndMain, you can use the following in your mysite/_config.php:
LeftAndMain::require_css('mysite/css/MyCustomCSS.css');
or even
SSViewer::set_theme('MyTheme');
LeftAndMain::require_themed_css('MyCustomCSS');
Note: he latter will follow the theme that was initially set, not(!) alternative themes you select using SiteConfig.
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