Per-project styling?
Added by Everett Griffiths over 14 years ago
I'm getting used to Redmine more as I go. It would be really nice to be able to change styling based on which project I was looking at. I can't even tell if I'm on THIS site or MY site unless I do a double-take. I know I can modify the CSS easily enough, but is it possible to give each project its own CSS sheet? Or it's own color at least?
Just Curious...
Replies (5)
RE: Per-project styling? - Added by Felix Schäfer over 14 years ago
I think there already are feature requests of the sort, but no way to do it now that I know of.
RE: Per-project styling? - Added by dj jones over 10 years ago
it can be done from Redmine 2.4.
Look in your page's HTML main page: (eg this is when in the search page)
- <body class="theme-someTheme project-myproject controller-search action-index">
where 'project-myproject' is css you can create, for your project 'myproject'
Implemented in
- http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/repository/revisions/12170
RE: Per-project styling? - Added by Miodrag Milic over 10 years ago
You can change it from wiki page, by using plugin
http://www.r-labs.org/projects/r-labs/wiki/Wiki_Extensions_en
RE: Per-project styling? - Added by dj jones over 10 years ago
You mean the section 'Editing Style Sheet'
It sounds quite useful:
You can write CSS in the page named StyleSheet. This CSS is included in a HTML header of each page. Each page means every module of the project. not only wiki. So. you can even create a project-specific theme.
But it is quite old, that page - 2009.
Have you used the plugin yourself, for per-project CSS? On what version of Redmine ?
RE: Per-project styling? - Added by Miodrag Milic over 10 years ago
Yes i am using it with latest version and in last 2 years