I've created a custom theme for NWBC (just with a different background image) and it turns out that this is connected to Fiori too. The theme was created just like the tutorial on this link: How to create and assign custom theme to NWBC
When I try to run Fiori, I get the following error:
GET http://<machine_name>/sap/public/bc/themes/~client-200/~cac…p1hMouOcijKd4xZRPUAZhLJ3E/UI5/sap/m/themes/zsap_goldreflection/library.css 404 (Not found)
The name of my new custom theme is zsap_goldreflection and, as it appears, the file library.css (and also library-parameters.json) is not being found.
Any idea why?
Thank you.
Regards, Eva
Custom themes support various clients and frameworks (depending on which SAP theme they are based on).
Your custom theme seems to be based on SAP Gold Reflection: (zsap_goldreflection/library.css).
However, custom themes based on SAP Gold Reflection are not supported by SAPUI5 mobile libraries, which is why there is no css file and the request fails.
One possible solution would be to try to use SAP Blue Crystal as a basis for your custom theme since it supports SAP Fiori (if this is your main use case).
For an overview, please see the following link: SAP Standard Themes.
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I need to change some stuff about the styles such as the primary color and the project logo. All solutions known to me are just through writing a code or adding an image in project directory. Is there a Strapi plugin that can do these features ?
To my knowledge, there is not.
You don't need to, what you will need is to customize the backend as explained on the following document:
https://strapi.io/documentation/developer-docs/latest/development/admin-customization.html
From that point, you can "override admin files and functions" and do all the customization you need.
We have a Domino 9.0.1 server and we would like to demo the document Library that uses XPages but we would like to use OneUI v2.1's red theme, as it is an almost perfect fit with the company's color.
I can't get it to work. I must be missing something... What needs to be done in order to achieve that, if at all possible? I do have the themes copied in the doc Library, but it just uses OneUIv3's default theme regardless of what I choose in the app properties.
Set oneuiv2.1_red to Application Configuration / Xsp Properties / Application theme in Designer in your database.
This theme is already available on server so you don't need to put it into your database.
I'm working on a new site for our Center, using Plone 4.3.3 on Linux. I am also using the Plonetheme Burned. How do I change the footer text to replace the copyright attribution from "Plone Foundation and friends" to my organization?
At least we have two ways to achieve this. One is to edit the registered (template-based) view plone.footer through the Zope Management Interface (ZMI). This approach seems more straight-forward for new comers.
Click into the Plone Site, scroll down to look for portal_view_customizations (Template customizations). You will see all the registered views there, including plone.footer.
Click into plone.footer you will see its template file in HTML format. Click on Customize button to modify it. Thus you can manage the Plone Footer template.
The above approach is much the same with Change the Logo in Plone.
Another equivalent way is to create your plone.footer viewlet in the filesystem, to override the stock one provided by plone.app.layout.viewlet module. See http://docs.plone.org/develop/plone/views/viewlets.html for more info. Still, there is an equivalent way to override the template, online search with keywords like z3c.jbot for more details.
I am planning to build Auto responsive website in Joomla. I am looking for below features.
Must have :
Auto responsive (mobile friendly)
Static & Dynamic content management
Forms submission
Auto email on form submit
CRM entry on form submit using an API call to our CRM
Good to have :
Ticket Raising system
FAQ managment
Backup Of Site
Blog handing
Kindly advise, which template can be used to achieve above functions?
You could use Joomla 3's standard template as it's responsive, however there are so many sites using this so you go down another road.
If you're up for some design of your own, then you can get a pre-built master template such as Yootheme's Master Theme which is free or maybe ever Afterburner 2 by Rockettheme.
For forms, you can use an extension such as Chronoforms which allows you to build your own forms for multiple purposes and has a lot of features.
As for the "Good to have" points, simply have a search on the Joomla Extensions Directory and you will find everything you need.
Hope this helps
Only one of your requirements has anything to do with the template you choose, whether it is responsive or not.
Joomla templates do nothing more than provide styling for the output of Joomla core and any extensions you may add. Everything you list is functionality that would need to be added with 3rd-party extensions, with the exception of content management; Joomla is a Content Management System.
Is it possible to disable all skins in Oracle Webcenter Portal?
I get about 300kb of css as default. I don't want to use any of the default css since I'd like to write my own css.
I've tried to extend the "empty" skin without success.
Also I've tried to extend a non existing skin with the result just getting the default skin anyway.
I'm looking for a way to disable all skins, and use a css in the Web content folder instead.
Any ideas?
I would suggest creating a custom skin where you override the ADF component selectors as well. That should help you start with an "empty" looking skin.
I don't think you can disable the basic skins that come with ADF itself. You'll probably need to look at other caching strategies as described by the stack.
HTH
The minimum thing you can start with is extending from the Simple skin which is very small skin
As far as I know there is no way to get rid of all stying. The CSS is also used for standard WebCenter Portal components, such as the Administration Console and the page editing functionality.