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KayJay
Administration format

  • 2005/9/5 14:12

  • KayJay

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So I realise that this is probably the most stupid and obvious question that these forums have ever heard, but I'm confused. I managed to custom the theme on the front end of XOOPS with no problems (and it looks legend!), but am utterly stumped on how to do the same with the back-end. Any help?
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pegasus00321
Re: Administration format

Are you running 2.2.x?

If you are, look in themes//themeadmin.html
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KayJay
Re: Administration format

  • 2005/9/6 9:55

  • KayJay

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Yes, I figured the back end out, well sort of. For the most part it looks pretty good.

Next I want to change the graphic buttons from each module to text based buttons, and I'm completely confused.

And if I want to take the redirect headers out of the site is there an easier way then changing every reference to it?
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rabideau
Re: Administration format

  • 2005/9/6 13:15

  • rabideau

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I can speak to the buttons issue... it is painful. Icons are not all in one location; they are spread across modules as well as the main directories. You will need to find all those icon/buttons you wish to change (you'll also note they are not named consistently nor sized consistently) and create a unique update file for them... as you will need that upgrade icon/button file to run with each upgrade of XOOPS.
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KayJay
Re: Administration format

  • 2005/9/6 16:31

  • KayJay

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I'm not looking to replace the icons with other icons. I would like to replace them with a menu structure similar to that on the front end. And that is my problem at the moment.
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KayJay
Re: Administration format

  • 2005/9/6 16:37

  • KayJay

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Reading the actual files helps! I found the source of that problem. Wow, do I feel stupid! Now my next question is about breadcrumbs.

Has anyone added breadcrumbs into the header bar in admin?

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