Most web developers know that the tech industry moves at an accelerated pace, with hundreds (thousands?) of new technologies to try out that all promise to make our jobs [easier|faster|more efficient|stronger|more shiny]. The problem is time. How do you know which technology is worth your time to learn? Which ones will actually deliver and make …
Tag: css
Redmine Theme – Basic Themes – Images and JavaScript
When I last wrote about Redmine themes I showed how to customize the basic styles by overriding the CSS. Basic themes also support a few other features in addition to CSS. Images Most themes will use images as part of the design. This is pretty easy to do because the entire theme is located in …
Redmine Theme – Basic Themes
One of the first things people do to customize their Redmine or ChiliProject is to install a theme. Redmine has supported custom themes since version 0.6.0 (October 2007). In my opinion a custom Redmine theme can really make your site stand out and also make Redmine much more usable than the default theme. But first, …
Hide specific input field in CSS by name
Just learned that this trick works in browsers too (not just assert_select and jQuery). <input id="q" class="small" name="q" size="20" type="text" accesskey="f" /><input id="q" class="small" name="q" size="20" type="text" accesskey="f" /> input[name=q] {display: none;}input[name=q] {display: none;}
Once again, a new theme
Well you might notice that I once again have a new theme up. This one is called subtleTheme and is by Thomas Aylott. I adjusted the width of the content area a bit and had to patch the code a bit for trunk but it works pretty good, and looks great. The patch is in …