as per AM documentation, https://docs.wso2.com/display/AM200/Adding+a+New+API+Store+Theme, themes can be modified by including new/subthems, but in store/publisher css/images are referred from repository\deployment\server\jaggeryapps\publisher\site\themes\wso2\libs\theme-wso2_1.0, is there any official recommendation on how to modify themes under libs or how the changes made under repository/deployment/server/jaggeryapps/store/site/themes/wso2/subthemes will be reflected in libs/themes
please clarify
thanks
Usually the recommended way of editing the theme is using the sub themes. So that it overrides the main theme css and applies the edited subtheme styling to the app.
Hope this helps.
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I hope you are fine.
I want to customize my django admin panel by tailwind. I know how to use tailwind in the templates of my django apps but unfortunately I am not able to use tailwind in the admin template and I have also tried multiple ways to solve this such as putting cdn in the admin base.hml or installing django-tailwind but all of them hasn’t worked for me yet.
I will thank if anyone who has experience about this matter give me a piece of guidance.
The django-tailwind package is not for django admin customisation. The first step could be this package django-admin-tailwind from here, you can add some more code to the package to suit your needs, probably make a PR as well. Happy coding!
I am new to opencart and I am using opencart version 2.3.0.2 and working on xampp localhost.
I tried to install new theme (simplica free theme) by copying the theme files(catalog, system ) to my project folder which already have those 4 folders(admin,catalog,image,system). So it merges with those 2 folders.
When I go back to my backend extensions>extensions and select modules, I can't see any new module. Under extension>extension>themes, I can only see my default theme. also under system>setting>mystore, I can only see default store theme under theme option.
Did I do anything wrong? or what should I do to install a new theme?
Please help. Thanks in advance
I found the solution, hope this may help someone with similar problem.
I had to go to extensions>extensions then select themes then had click edit button of the default store theme. Under general> theme directory, I was able to select my theme.
I have dugway installed, but I do not want to create a new theme but edit an existing theme. How would I go about doing this.
Thanks
David Wright
You can download any existing Big Cartel theme and use it locally with Dugway right here: https://github.com/bigcartel-themes
Just click the 'Clone to desktop' button on any of the repositories, or use the GitHub app / command line to clone them on your computer. From there you can make changes to the theme and edit it to your liking, just keep in mind that Dugway does have limitations (like being able to edit theme settings, modifying javascript, and more): https://github.com/bigcartel/dugway#known-issues--limitations
I am newbie to the magento. I want to develop my own custom template in magento. Where I would like to have some custom settings from admin panel to change the looks of the theme like change colour or to upload logo etc.. So can someone kindly tell me is there any documentation available or any referenced link? Any help and suggestions will be really appreciable.
Have a look at this link http://www.silksoftware.com/magento-module-creator
Near the bottom you have the Magento System Configuration section, with this you can create a module to handle all your admin settings for your entire site. This is by far the best way to learn how to setup modules, especially complicated ones that involve admin settings.
There will however be plugins for what you want so check on Magento connect first, and there are some free themes for older Magento installs that include similar custom plugins for customizing the themes you can use as a potential reference if you can dig them up (sorry I don't have any examples to hand as I used bought themes to learn from).
I'm taking over the day to day maintenance of a sitecore 6.2 installation for a corporate website. The vendor that originally designed and constructed it are no longer available to contact for information. Also, no documentation has been written on how it was designed or constructed.
My asp.net skills are good and I do have some understanding and exposure to Sitecore and will be attending training soon but in the meantime can anyone give me some ideas as to where a vendor would put the stylesheets that control the design and layout of a Sitecore website.
There's no specific location, its up to the developer. Sitecore is a CMS that needs to be integrated into a custom solution. Part of that custom solution gives the developer the option to put the CSS wherever he/she wants. Best idea: right-click, view source and look for the path(s) to CSS files.
To help you better understand the basics of presentation architecture, take a look at a Very Simple Web Site documents on the Sitecore Developer Network. Also review the Fundamental Concepts document.
Essentially, you can have your style sheets wherever you want (i.e. CSS folder), but you'll usually find reference to style sheets in a Sitecore Layout. Often, developers will use a presentation component to retrieve the file reference from a field that stores the CSS file path in a Sitecore Item. A Sitecore Layout is an item of type layout in the content tree and an .ASPX file.
Make sure you know how Sitecore references media stored in the media library for CSS. Also look for forum posts on how to handle CSS references for Rich Text Fields.
Depending on your deployment systems architecture, there are other considerations for working with style sheets. One is publishing. If you publish from an authoring environment to a live website environment, you’ll want to make sure you copy your CSS files and any other file system references (like media NOT in the media library). This can be accomplished through the staging module. If your using Sitecore CMS 6.3, there are newer approaches.