since updating sublime, the editor now displays two folders next to each folder.
I am using a customized version of the Flatland theme.
The latest ST3 update added new folder and file type icons. You will either have to switch to a different theme that supports these new icons or update your customized Flatland theme to disable them.
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I am new to macOS standalone application development and I am working on fixing the issues in it. I am running with an issue where the custom fonts not getting applied to controls present in the application. I am using Xcode 11.3 in macOS Mojave 10.14
There is already a fonts folder added to the project which contains all the font files (.ttf) extension. I have referred the "fonts" folder using the key "Application fonts resource path" in the Info.plist file. Even after applying all these changes the controls are getting referred to system font instead of the embedded font.
Also, the custom fonts which are added to the project is not being shown in the Font dropdown list of Attribute inspector.
Can you please suggest on what needs to be done in order to embed the custom fonts into the project and also show these custom fonts in fonts dropdown list?
Install the font
On your macOS, double click on all the fonts you'd like to use. Following window will appear for each:
Click on the Install Font button.
Attributes inspector
You can now choose your font. Remember, only installed fonts are listed. Fonts bundled with your application are not. Select your custom font.
Bundle fonts
Add a new Copy Files phase
Set subpaths to Fonts
Drop all the font files there
Info.plist
Add a new row Application fonts resource path (ATSApplicationFontsPath)
Set value to Fonts (must match copy files phase subpath)
Test
How to test that fonts are bundled correctly:
Close the storyboard (Xcode)
Launch Font Book
Right click on your custom font and disable it
Launch your application and test that all the custom fonts are bundled properly and work as expected
Launch Font Book
Right click on your custom font and enable it again
WARNING
Do NOT open the storyboard file if you disable/remove your custom font.
You'll get the following warning if you do ...
... and all your custom font settings are gone. You can open the storyboard file again, but you have to enable/install your custom font.
I've read through some guides and watched a YouTube video on how to create a custom theme for OpenCart. After trying various things it still doesn't seem to be working right.
If I go to 'Extensions > Themes > Edit Store' I can switch the theme directory but this doesn't seem right. The question bubble there says changing the theme directory here is only for legacy support of older themes. Current themes should be available through 'System > Settings > Edit Store > General Tab (Select Theme Dropdown).
Why doesn't this seem to work? The new version is supposed to fall back on the default theme if something isn't available but it can't if I change the theme directory. I've even tried simply copying the whole default folder and renaming it.
Opencart 2.3.0 :
Go to Extestions >> Extestions >> Choose the extension type >> Select Themes >> Edit Your themes >> change default theme. See screenshots:
1 : https://postimg.cc/image/ds02xcmbp/
2 : https://postimg.cc/image/bre4q9fk5/
In file <Your project name>/catalog/controller/event/theme.php
replace row 16 from:
$theme = $this->config->get('config_theme');
to:
$theme = $this->config->get($this->config->get('config_theme') . '_directory');
I know it's bit late to answer but it can be helpful to others.
In OpenCart 2.3.0.2 creating a custom theme is little complex , finally i found this doc here which helped me a lot http://undefined.gr/site/2016/10/09/custom-opencart-2-3-0-2-theme/
To start with copy the default folder found in
upload/catalog/view/theme/default
to a new folder in the same directory. Name it “mytheme“.
Then copy the theme_default.php file in
upload/admin/controller/extension/theme
and place it in same directory. Name it “mytheme.php“.
Rename the class to (line 2):
ControllerExtensionThemeMyTheme
+ Replace all “theme_default” text to “mytheme“. Yes there are a lot (197).
Copy the theme_default.tpl in
upload/admin/view/template/extension/theme
and place it in the same directory. Name it “mytheme.tpl“.
Replace all “theme_default” text to “mytheme“. (48)
Copy theme_default.php in
upload/admin/language/en-gb/extension/theme
and place it in the same directory. Name it “mytheme.php“.
Set the new theme’s title in heading_title (line 3) to “My Theme”.
Finally for the thumnail image to show correctly in store settings rename default.png to mytheme.png in
upload/catalog/view/theme/mytheme/image
Now go into your Administration > Extensions > Extensions and select Themes in “Choose the extension type”. You should be seeing your new theme. Install it with the green (+) button and edit it to enable it. Also ensure you set the correct theme directory whilst editing the theme!
Then in System > Settings edit your store to use your new theme.
That should do it. You can now go ahead and start chopping and changing the default theme
How do I change the icons for builtin actions such as subscript, superscript bold and italic?
The documentation say that I have to place the icons in the images folder in my skin, but how do I know what the image should be called?
Also, ckeditor compiles the default images into one huge file, so do I need to rebuild that icon file(how?) after placing an icon.
I am using Ckeditor 4.
All skin icons must be included inside the icons folder in the skin folder. The icons file name must match the name of the icon files available in the icons folder of the plugins.
If you want the source version of your skin to overload icons properly, you must inform CKEditor about the presence of your custom icons. This is optional, but if not done your icons will be visible in the release version of your skin only. Check the skin.js file in the Moono skin for an example.
Try clearing the cache as well.
I've just downloaded CKEditor v4.5.7 basic edition and there is a "plugins" folder by default.
Are you sure about the version used ?
After edit :
Icons are defined in the file skins/moono/editor.css and for example for Bold look after class .cke_button__bold_icon - erverything can be changed there.
In order not to edit standard files, I suggest you to create a new skin : duplicate moono folder and rename as you like and in your config.js add
config.skin = 'skin-name';
I want to install new theme in magento and I have also followed step of this link (https://www.siteground.com/tutorials/magento/magento_themes.htm) but I am not abling to get theme in magento. Please suggest me how can I install theme in magento ?
Thanks
If you already have the pre-built theme, then in magento project folder navigate to
app/design/frontend/default
Place your theme folder here.
Now to activate your theme. Log in to your admin panel.
Navigate to
system->configuration
Click in the design tab in the left hand side
Under the "Pakage Name" put you package name i.e "default" in this case and under you theme In the "Template" put your theme name "Your_theme_name" i.e your theme folder name that you copied inside default directory.
If you are creating a new theme, just create a new folder inside default directory and follow the step as described above.
In this way you can install a new theme.
Hope this will help.
It depends how theme you want to use is distributed. If it is a package, just extract it to your root folder and you should get proper folders in skin and app/design dirs and what you need to do then is to set correct package and / or theme in backend (Configuration > Web > Design). For full package theme name would probably always be default. Although if you are only adding new theme, you should pick its name app/design/frontend/default/{theme_name} and same in skin folder (if it includes some additional css, images and / or javascript).
Just installed a fresh copy of Magento and I would like to know what settings/configurations have to be made in order to begin theme development. I'm running php 5.4 on a mac and for coding the theme I will use SCSS.
You have to create a new theme folder and theme package folder (optional) as followig
app/design/frontend/{theme package name}/{theme folder name}/
then create two folders layout and template and work in them.
Then create the skin related folders in skin/frontend/{theme package name}/{theme folder name}/ and place all your theme related css and images here.
Note that you have to keep the theme package name same for both.
To activate this theme on the site, log-in to your admin panel, go to
system >> configurations >> Design and click the Package Tab and enter your theme package name then open the Theme tab beneath it and enter the Template, Skin and layout theme folder names, if the theme folder name is same for all of them then just enter it in the Default field and leave others empty and save the settings. Now clear the site Cache by going to system >> Cache Management, select all the options and click Submit button and reload the frontend. The new theme will be in action.