Patch #233
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Per project themes patch
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I was so excited to see JP had included the ability to theme the app easily. I really wanted to be able to theme projects
independently for customer-facing projects. Here is a patch to do so.
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Updated by Derek Montgomery over 16 years ago
JP?
Can we have this in trunk?
It would permit an redmine admin to let project leaders to have a custom look for their own space...
Updated by David Bronke almost 16 years ago
I'd like to see this updated for the latest Redmine, and I may tackle that myself if I have the time. I also think that support for changing the favicon on a per-project basis would be very useful, especially for public-facing Redmine installs, such as my company's. (http://new.development.g33xnexus.com)
Updated by S C almost 16 years ago
I totally agree. For an industrial usage it would be really great.
Looking at the patch, it seems to be easy to add in the trunk...
Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang almost 16 years ago
I'd prefer not to add an extra column to the projects table for each settting that could be overridden at project level.
I think a refactoring of the Setting model that would allow storing project specific settings would be a much better solution.
Updated by Eric Davis almost 16 years ago
Jean-Philippe Lang wrote:
I think a refactoring of the Setting model that would allow storing project specific settings would be a much better solution.
+1, that could open up a lot of additional customization also (e.g. Show subproject issues for Project A, B, and C but not for Project D)
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Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA
Updated by Glenn Gould over 13 years ago
Any chance to get this included in current Redmine?
It was working fine with 0.9.2, but meanwhile there has been some refactoring of themes.rb and I don't know how to achieve the functionality of choosing a custom theme per project in project settings again which is quiet a pity...
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Updated by Dmitry Beloglazov almost 11 years ago
+1
Would be really nice to have.
Updated by L 5 over 8 years ago
I also would like to have this possibility.
I have helped myself by cloning the theme folder and using some rewrite rules in the apache2 server:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^project1\.mydomain\.com [NC]
RewriteRule ^r/themes/main_theme_name(.*)$ /r/themes/project1$1 [PT]
It works very well - just the email notifications unfortunately all come from the same originating domain and email address... :(