Feature #15341
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Allow project specific css files inside a theme folder
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Description
At the moment you can define a custon theme and the theme's css is applied to the whole site
Sometimes some optical changes are only important for one project and not for the whole site - for example markign issue's priorities with a special color (each project might use trackers in a different way) and so on
Maybe there is an option to include a mechanism like this
called redmine with theme XY, shown project has ID 44
file exists? Theme XY / 44-stylesheet.css
otherwise: Theme XY / stylesheet.css
file exists? Theme XY / 44-context_menu.css (etc.)
otherwise: Theme XY / stylesheet.css (etc.)
Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang over 11 years ago
A project specific css class (project-[identifier]) added to the body lets you define custom style for some projects. Eg:
body.project-foo #header {background-color:#9e9;}
will make the header green for the project with identifier foo.
Updated by Anonymous over 11 years ago
Jean-Philippe Lang wrote:
A project specific css class (
project-[identifier]) added to the body lets you define custom style for some projects. Eg:[...]
will make the header green for the project with identifier
foo.
I use redmine 2.3.3 and my body looks like:
<body class="theme-foo controller-issues action-index">
Is this a feature for 2.3.4 / 2.4.0 ? Would be ok, I'll upgrade in some days after some tests are finished.. But at the moment there does not seem to be a project specific attribute inside the html structure
Updated by Mischa The Evil over 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Needs feedback
Updated by Anonymous over 11 years ago
Mischa The Evil wrote:
Florian S. wrote:
I use redmine 2.3.3 and my body looks like:
[...]
Is this a feature for 2.3.4 / 2.4.0 ? [...]
It is implemented in r12170 as part of #14767, which is included starting from Redmine 2.4.0.
Could you please resolve this issue if it can be closed in your opinion.
Thank you for your Feedback. Now it's possible to include some custom layout stuff for each project.
But (for my case) there still exists a little problem. In my case I use (for having the priorities colored in the ticket view)
(...)
.odd.priority-3 {
background-color: #fafa42;
}
(...)
(and so on) for all priorities. These colors only should be valid for the project "foo".
Is there a way to get the body class project-foo with these classes together? (Maybe this is now just a CSS usage error... I thought the easiest way would be an overriding css sheet per project)
Updated by Anonymous over 11 years ago
Mischa The Evil wrote:
Florian S. wrote:
I use redmine 2.3.3 and my body looks like:
[...]
Is this a feature for 2.3.4 / 2.4.0 ? [...]
It is implemented in r12170 as part of #14767, which is included starting from Redmine 2.4.0.
Could you please resolve this issue if it can be closed in your opinion.
Please forget my last comment. Everything works fine, I just had an css error inside my stylesheet!
Thanks!
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA about 11 years ago
- Status changed from Needs feedback to Closed