8 Apr
2011
8 Apr
'11
1:38 a.m.
Hi!
I'm trying to override the css of my xwiki.
I've been reading documents about making styleSheetExtensions (like
MinimalStyleSheet Extension fro mhere:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/SkinExtensionsTutorial).
I have to be doing something wrong because after creation StyleSheet
extension like in this tutorial and setting "use this extension" to
"always"
nothing changes.
additional I've seen that in Administration menu -> Look & feel ->
presentation I've got button that "allow" me cutomize current skin. after
pressing it and sayin that I want to customize it I've got a lot of empty
boxes (style, header, footer).
Always when I'm trying to write there anything the whole css crash and the
site looks ugly.
Please could you write, what is the simplest method to override some
elements of the css of xwiki?
I will be very thankfull!
Wojtek
8 Apr
8 Apr
5:47 a.m.
Hi Wojtek
The way I do it is load up the skin's CSS file(default located at C:\Program
Files\XWiki Enterprise\webapps\xwiki\skins\colibri\colibri.css) in Notepad++
and add my changes to the bottom of it, then save it and check how it looks
in the browser. Style Sheet Extensions I only use on individual pages that
need to look different, because having any extension marked as "always on
this wiki" means it loads every time you load a page which slows load times
in general.
If you aren't seeing any changes with your extensions, maybe make sure you
refresh the page a few times after you save it. Also using a browser that
supports extensions (like firefox or chrome) and getting the Firebug
extension is extremely helpful for determining what divs you should be
styling.
Hope that helps
wojtek danilo wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to override the css of my xwiki.
I've been reading documents about making styleSheetExtensions (like
MinimalStyleSheet Extension fro mhere:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/SkinExtensionsTutorial).
I have to be doing something wrong because after creation StyleSheet
extension like in this tutorial and setting "use this extension" to
"always"
nothing changes.
additional I've seen that in Administration menu -> Look & feel ->
presentation I've got button that "allow" me cutomize current skin. after
pressing it and sayin that I want to customize it I've got a lot of empty
boxes (style, header, footer).
Always when I'm trying to write there anything the whole css crash and the
site looks ugly.
Please could you write, what is the simplest method to override some
elements of the css of xwiki?
I will be very thankfull!
Wojtek
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9:44 a.m.
Hi,
On 04/08/2011 02:38 AM, wojtek danilo wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying to override the css of my xwiki.
I've been reading documents about making styleSheetExtensions (like
MinimalStyleSheet Extension fro mhere:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/SkinExtensionsTutorial).
I have to be doing something wrong because after creation StyleSheet
extension like in this tutorial and setting "use this extension" to
"always"
nothing changes.
You can check if your styles have been included on the HTML source
of
the page. There should be a link like this in the head:
<link
rel='stylesheet'type='text/css'href='/xwiki/bin/ssx/<StyleSheet
extension space>/<StyleSheet extension page>'/>
additional I've seen that in Administration menu
-> Look& feel ->
presentation I've got button that "allow" me cutomize current skin. after
pressing it and sayin that I want to customize it I've got a lot of empty
boxes (style, header, footer).
Always when I'm trying to write there anything the whole css crash and the
site looks ugly.
The Header and the Footer templates display parts of your page.
They
should not be used to add CSS rules, use the Style template instead:
@import "microformats.css";
@import "colibri.css";
/* add here your custom rules */
Oana
Please could you write, what is the simplest method to
override some
elements of the css of xwiki?
I will be very thankfull!
Wojtek
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9:57 a.m.
See below
2011/4/8 Elena-Oana Tabaranu <oana.tabaranu(a)xwiki.com>
Hi,
On 04/08/2011 02:38 AM, wojtek danilo wrote:
And as it is described here
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Skins
you can insert your CSS rules in a page Skin (the DefaultSkin or a new one
you that you can create), just fill in the "style" field (do not forget the
2 @import).
You don't need to update the files of your XWiki installation, so it will be
easier to upgrade XWiki.
Maxime
Hi!
I'm trying to override the css of my xwiki.
I've been reading documents about making styleSheetExtensions (like
MinimalStyleSheet Extension fro mhere:
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/SkinExtensionsTutorial
).
I have to be doing something wrong because after
creation StyleSheet
extension like in this tutorial and setting "use this extension" to
"always"
nothing changes.
You can check if your
styles have been included on the HTML source of
the page. There should be a link like this in the head:
<link
rel='stylesheet'type='text/css'href='/xwiki/bin/ssx/<StyleSheet
extension space>/<StyleSheet extension page>'/>
additional I've seen that in Administration
menu -> Look& feel ->
presentation I've got button that "allow" me cutomize current skin. after
pressing it and sayin that I want to customize it I've got a lot of empty
boxes (style, header, footer).
Always when I'm trying to write there anything the whole css crash and
the
site looks ugly.
The Header and the Footer
templates display parts of your page. They
should not be used to add CSS rules, use the Style template instead:
@import "microformats.css";
@import "colibri.css";
/* add here your custom rules */
Oana
Please could you write, what is the simplest
method to override some
elements of the css of xwiki?
I will be very thankfull!
Wojtek
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9:07 p.m.
Thank you very much!
The reason I simply didn't changed the fileso n the server manually was that
I have no accesss to that files ( this wiki is hosted).
The Le Génie's solution works perfect (i tried is before but without these
imports ;] )
Thank you for the firbug extension - it helps a lot! :)
2011/4/8 Le Génie <le.genie.logiciel(a)gmail.com>
See below
2011/4/8 Elena-Oana Tabaranu <oana.tabaranu(a)xwiki.com>
And as it is described here
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/AdminGuide/Skins
you can insert your CSS rules in a page Skin (the DefaultSkin or a new one
you that you can create), just fill in the "style" field (do not forget the
2 @import).
You don't need to update the files of your XWiki installation, so it will
be
easier to upgrade XWiki.
Maxime
Hi,
On 04/08/2011 02:38 AM, wojtek danilo wrote:
> Hi!
> I'm trying to override the css of my xwiki.
> I've been reading documents about making styleSheetExtensions (like
> MinimalStyleSheet Extension fro mhere:
>
http://platform.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/DevGuide/SkinExtensionsTutorial
).
after
I have to be doing something wrong because after
creation StyleSheet
extension like in this tutorial and setting "use this extension" to
"always"
nothing changes.
You can check if your
styles have been included on the HTML source of
the page. There should be a link like this in the head:
<link
rel='stylesheet'type='text/css'href='/xwiki/bin/ssx/<StyleSheet
extension space>/<StyleSheet extension page>'/>
> additional I've seen that in Administration menu -> Look& feel ->
> presentation I've got button that "allow" me cutomize current skin.
> pressing it and sayin that I want to
customize it I've got a lot of
empty
boxes
(style, header, footer).
Always when I'm trying to write there anything the whole css crash and
the
site looks ugly.
The Header and the Footer
templates display parts of your page. They
should not be used to add CSS rules, use the Style template instead:
@import "microformats.css";
@import "colibri.css";
/* add here your custom rules */
Oana
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elements of the css of xwiki?
I will be very thankfull!
Wojtek
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