How to change background color to issue

Added by Andrey Bezmenov over 5 years ago

Hello.

For our projects i've created a custom field - Result. Now I want to change the color of issue background depending on value of this filed.
Something like:
If value is 'Good' - background must be green, if value is 'Bad' - background must be red.

Is it possible in Redmine? And if it is, than how i can do this?

(Sorry for my English. I'm from Russia.)

Replies (2)

RE: How to change background color to issue - Added by Bob Pack over 5 years ago

I don't know if there's a way to do this... but it's a good idea!

RE: How to change background color to issue - Added by Jan Niggemann (redmine.org team member) over 5 years ago

You can check how the themes do it. Basically, you have to style the rowsx using CSS. This is an example from the A1 theme:

tr.odd.priority-5, table.list tbody tr.odd.priority-5:hover { color: #900; font-weight: bold; }
tr.odd.priority-5 { background: #ffc4c4; }
tr.even.priority-5, table.list tbody tr.even.priority-5:hover { color: #900; font-weight: bold; }
tr.even.priority-5 { background: #ffd4d4; }
tr.priority-5 a, tr.priority-5:hover a { color: #900; }
tr.odd.priority-5 td, tr.even.priority-5 td { border-color: #ffb4b4; }

tr.odd.priority-4, table.list tbody tr.odd.priority-4:hover { color: #900; }
tr.odd.priority-4 { background: #ffc4c4; }
tr.even.priority-4, table.list tbody tr.even.priority-4:hover { color: #900; }
tr.even.priority-4 { background: #ffd4d4; }
tr.priority-4 a { color: #900; }
tr.odd.priority-4 td, tr.even.priority-4 td { border-color: #ffb4b4; }

tr.odd.priority-3, table.list tbody tr.odd.priority-3:hover { color: #900; }
tr.odd.priority-3 { background: #fee; }
tr.even.priority-3, table.list tbody tr.even.priority-3:hover { color: #900; }
tr.even.priority-3 { background: #fff2f2; }
tr.priority-3 a { color: #900; }
tr.odd.priority-3 td, tr.even.priority-3 td { border-color: #fcc; }

tr.odd.priority-1, table.list tbody tr.odd.priority-1:hover { color: #559; }
tr.odd.priority-1 { background: #eaf7ff; }
tr.even.priority-1, table.list tbody tr.even.priority-1:hover { color: #559; }
tr.even.priority-1 { background: #f2faff; }
tr.priority-1 a { color: #559; }
tr.odd.priority-1 td, tr.even.priority-1 td { border-color: #add7f3; }

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