Re: [rt-users] Question about changing the look and feel of RT

2009-11-17 Thread chris . p . canipe
Jake,

Here's how I've changed the background:

I copied /usr/local/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/layout.css to 
/usr/local/rt3/local/html/NoAuth/css/web2/layout.css, commented out 
background: under body and created a new background entry: 
background: #8B;

Chris




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RT 3.8.5 on FreeBSD-6.2 using Apache 2.2.6 using mason_handler.fcgi

I can not figure out how to change the color scheme of RT to be red 
instead of blue.

I've Googled the hell out of the issue and have yet to come to a solution.

I've found and replaced: 
/opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/images/source/background-gradient.png

...with my own, which results in the top menu bar RT at a glance + New 
ticket in toolbar is now red.

The rest of the page remains blue.

I've tried changing multiple color entries in multiple .css files, but 
have yet to find the one that works.

My HTML source refers to:
link rel=stylesheet href=/NoAuth/css/web2/main-squished.css 
type=text/css media=all /

...but I have no main-squished.css anywhere.  I've tried changing settings 

in /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/main.css, but have yet to find the 
right one.

The worst part about this is that I know I've found the answer to this 
years ago in what was probably RT 3.0.x ro 3.1.x...and I know the answer 
must be out there somewhere, but just can't find it...

If anyone can provide me guidance here, I would greatly appreciate it.

-Jake
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[rt-users] Question about changing the look and feel of RT

2009-11-16 Thread elsif
RT 3.8.5 on FreeBSD-6.2 using Apache 2.2.6 using mason_handler.fcgi

I can not figure out how to change the color scheme of RT to be red 
instead of blue.

I've Googled the hell out of the issue and have yet to come to a solution.

I've found and replaced: 
/opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/images/source/background-gradient.png

...with my own, which results in the top menu bar RT at a glance + New 
ticket in toolbar is now red.

The rest of the page remains blue.

I've tried changing multiple color entries in multiple .css files, but 
have yet to find the one that works.

My HTML source refers to:
link rel=stylesheet href=/NoAuth/css/web2/main-squished.css 
type=text/css media=all /

...but I have no main-squished.css anywhere.  I've tried changing settings 
in /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/main.css, but have yet to find the 
right one.

The worst part about this is that I know I've found the answer to this 
years ago in what was probably RT 3.0.x ro 3.1.x...and I know the answer 
must be out there somewhere, but just can't find it...

If anyone can provide me guidance here, I would greatly appreciate it.

-Jake
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Re: [rt-users] Question about changing the look and feel of RT

2009-11-16 Thread Matthew Seaman

elsif wrote:

RT 3.8.5 on FreeBSD-6.2 using Apache 2.2.6 using mason_handler.fcgi

I can not figure out how to change the color scheme of RT to be red 
instead of blue.


I've Googled the hell out of the issue and have yet to come to a solution.

I've found and replaced: 
/opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/images/source/background-gradient.png


Not using the FreeBSD ports then...

...with my own, which results in the top menu bar RT at a glance + New 
ticket in toolbar is now red.


The rest of the page remains blue.

I've tried changing multiple color entries in multiple .css files, but 
have yet to find the one that works.


My HTML source refers to:
link rel=stylesheet href=/NoAuth/css/web2/main-squished.css type=text/css 
media=all /

...but I have no main-squished.css anywhere.  I've tried changing settings 
in /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/main.css, but have yet to find the 
right one.


The worst part about this is that I know I've found the answer to this 
years ago in what was probably RT 3.0.x ro 3.1.x...and I know the answer 
must be out there somewhere, but just can't find it...


If anyone can provide me guidance here, I would greatly appreciate it.


You should follow the 'cleanly customize' concepts, which means creating
a parallel directory tree under /opt/rt3/local/html (I think.  It might be just 
/opt/rt3/local) [It's /usr/local/www/rt38 if you use the ports layout.]

Under there create a directory tree like so:

   mkdir -p NoAuth/css/web2/images/source

Your replacement background gradient (an 800x2 pixel PNG image) goes into:

   NoAuth/css/web2/images/source/background-gradient.png

Then you need to copy the original layout.css from /opt/rt3/html/NoAuth/css/web2
into your new locally modified tree:

   NoAuth/css/web2/layout.css

Edit this file to change the background colour to match the bottom end of your
gradient file -- look for this section close to the top of the file and change 
as
indicated:

body {


   padding:0;
   margin:0;

   background: #a2a2a2 
url(%RT-Config-Get('WebPath')%/NoAuth/css/web2/images/background-gradient.png)
 top left repeat-x ;
   
   font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;

}

Here I've changed the original blue colour (#547CCC) to a fairly light grey 
(#a2a2a2)

Finally you need to copy .../NoAuth/css/web2/images/dhandler unchanged into the
equivalent position in your new local tree.  Clear the mason cache and restart 
apache.  You should now have a customized background gradient.

Cheers,

Matthew

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PGP: 0x60AE908C on serversMarshborough Rd
Tel: +44 1304 814890  Sandwich
Fax: +44 1304 814899  Kent, CT13 0PL, UK



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Re: [rt-users] Question about changing the look and feel of RT

2009-11-16 Thread elsif
I've found web2/layout.css...

 background: #547CCC 
url(%RT-Config-Get('WebPath')%/NoAuth/css/web2/images/background-gradient.png)
 
top left repeat-x ;

...that line should be what's making the background blue.

Changing it to #FF doesn't change anything.

Commenting out the line doesn't change anything.

What am I missing here?

On Mon, 16 Nov 2009, elsif wrote:

 RT 3.8.5 on FreeBSD-6.2 using Apache 2.2.6 using mason_handler.fcgi

 I can not figure out how to change the color scheme of RT to be red
 instead of blue.

 I've Googled the hell out of the issue and have yet to come to a solution.

 I've found and replaced:
 /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/images/source/background-gradient.png

 ...with my own, which results in the top menu bar RT at a glance + New
 ticket in toolbar is now red.

 The rest of the page remains blue.

 I've tried changing multiple color entries in multiple .css files, but
 have yet to find the one that works.

 My HTML source refers to:
 link rel=stylesheet href=/NoAuth/css/web2/main-squished.css 
 type=text/css media=all /

 ...but I have no main-squished.css anywhere.  I've tried changing settings
 in /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/main.css, but have yet to find the
 right one.

 The worst part about this is that I know I've found the answer to this
 years ago in what was probably RT 3.0.x ro 3.1.x...and I know the answer
 must be out there somewhere, but just can't find it...

 If anyone can provide me guidance here, I would greatly appreciate it.

 -Jake
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Re: [rt-users] Question about changing the look and feel of RT

2009-11-16 Thread elsif
This works perfectly.

You da man.

Funny, I would've assumed the cache info was removed upon Apache 
restart...

Thanks,
-jake

On Mon, 16 Nov 2009, Matthew Seaman wrote:

 elsif wrote:
 RT 3.8.5 on FreeBSD-6.2 using Apache 2.2.6 using mason_handler.fcgi
 
 I can not figure out how to change the color scheme of RT to be red instead 
 of blue.
 
 I've Googled the hell out of the issue and have yet to come to a solution.
 
 I've found and replaced: 
 /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/images/source/background-gradient.png

 Not using the FreeBSD ports then...

 ...with my own, which results in the top menu bar RT at a glance + New 
 ticket in toolbar is now red.
 
 The rest of the page remains blue.
 
 I've tried changing multiple color entries in multiple .css files, but have 
 yet to find the one that works.
 
 My HTML source refers to:
 link rel=stylesheet href=/NoAuth/css/web2/main-squished.css 
 type=text/css media=all /
 
 ...but I have no main-squished.css anywhere.  I've tried changing settings 
 in /opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/css/web2/main.css, but have yet to find the 
 right one.
 
 The worst part about this is that I know I've found the answer to this 
 years ago in what was probably RT 3.0.x ro 3.1.x...and I know the answer 
 must be out there somewhere, but just can't find it...
 
 If anyone can provide me guidance here, I would greatly appreciate it.

 You should follow the 'cleanly customize' concepts, which means creating
 a parallel directory tree under /opt/rt3/local/html (I think.  It might be 
 just /opt/rt3/local) [It's /usr/local/www/rt38 if you use the ports layout.]

 Under there create a directory tree like so:

   mkdir -p NoAuth/css/web2/images/source

 Your replacement background gradient (an 800x2 pixel PNG image) goes into:

   NoAuth/css/web2/images/source/background-gradient.png

 Then you need to copy the original layout.css from 
 /opt/rt3/html/NoAuth/css/web2
 into your new locally modified tree:

   NoAuth/css/web2/layout.css

 Edit this file to change the background colour to match the bottom end of 
 your
 gradient file -- look for this section close to the top of the file and 
 change as
 indicated:

 body {


   padding:0;
   margin:0;

   background: #a2a2a2 
 url(%RT-Config-Get('WebPath')%/NoAuth/css/web2/images/background-gradient.png)
  
 top left repeat-x ;
   
   font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif;

 }

 Here I've changed the original blue colour (#547CCC) to a fairly light grey 
 (#a2a2a2)

 Finally you need to copy .../NoAuth/css/web2/images/dhandler unchanged into 
 the
 equivalent position in your new local tree.  Clear the mason cache and 
 restart apache.  You should now have a customized background gradient.

   Cheers,

   Matthew

 -- 
 Dr Matthew Seaman The Bunker, Ash Radar Station
 PGP: 0x60AE908C on serversMarshborough Rd
 Tel: +44 1304 814890  Sandwich
 Fax: +44 1304 814899  Kent, CT13 0PL, UK


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