However, I would like to modify how the web pages look (both
postorius and hyperkitty). I noticed that the web interface on this
server (lists.mailman3.org) looks much nicer than the one showing
on my server. For one, on my installed instance, the left and right
margins are not set, so content is flush with the edge of the
screen.
Most likely there's a problem accessing the CSS files for Postorius
and/or HyperKitty.
Oh - if my default installation could look like the lists.mailman3.org
then yes, I would be happy to have that and don't need to customize.
The easiest way in my experience is to find which of the directories
on the path to the CSS mailman-web needs doesn't have at least search
(o=x) set for both the 'mailman' user and the webserver user
(typically 'www-data' on Debian family OSes), and fix that. Look in
the error logs for both mailman-web and the webserver for "couldn't
access something.css".
I didn't have any luck finding errors or any files with the wrong
permissions.
But... your suggestion led me to /etc/mailman3/mailman-web.py and this
setting:
COMPRESS_OFFLINE = True
Which led me to run:
mailman-web compress
which resolved a number of CSS problems. Thank you!
However, my archive page still doesn't look quite like the one on
lists.mailman3.org. Specifically, I am not getting the nav bar with a
blue background. The style setting the navbar background is present in
the following file on my server:
/usr/share/python3-django-hyperkitty/static/hyperkitty/libs/hyperkitty.css
In the stanza:
nav#navbar-main {
background-color: #086dd7; }
And, I can find that stanza in the output of the css file for
lists.mailman3.org:
https://lists.mailman3.org/static/CACHE/css/output.ea180573a244.css
But I don't have it in the corresponding output of that file on my server.
Any suggestions for debugging that missing stanza? I also tried
re-running maiman-web collectstatic.
And, maybe a more critical difference, is that on the lists.mailman3.org
server, the output css file starts with:
/*!
* Bootstrap v5.1.3 (https://getbootstrap.com/)
Whereas on my server it starts with:
/*!
* Bootstrap v4.3.1 (https://getbootstrap.com/)
So maybe my remaining problems are due to a different version of
Bootstrap being shipped in Debian Trixie?
Lastly, maybe just unrelated noise, but when I run mailman-web compress
I get this error repeated a few times (with different templates):
Invalid template usersessions/usersession_list.html: 'humanize' is not a
registered tag library.
Thanks again for your help getting my web interface looking better.
jamie
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