Dear all,
We have DSPACE 4.1 on our server. And we would like to customize the
JSPUI webpage.
I have tried to download some css stylesheet from http://bootswatch.com/ and
uploaded the bootstrab.css and bootstrap.min.css but the top bar color
stay black with every .css.
Could you help me?
Thanks a lot. I find them.
2013/6/16 Andrea Bollini a.boll...@cineca.it
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The content is stored in a .html file in the config subdir of the dspace
installation.
Andrea
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rémi Asare
Hi everybody,
Please which file to edit in order to modifiy the content of my JSPUI
interface for instance if i want to add a customized message where it's
written Dspace is live.
Thanks in advance.
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2010/11/22 Claudia Jürgen claudia.juer...@ub.tu-dortmund.de:
Hello Shaun,
the directory structure after webapp is identical to the one in
[dspace-source]/dspace-jspui/dspace-jspui-webapp/src/main/webapp/
So if you want to overlay the feedback acknowledge you got
to copy
Hello Sergio,
the overlay mechanism helps seperating your customizations from the
default DSpace code. It eases the management of customizations,
debugging, upgrades etc. The overlay mechanism works for all webapps.
Apart from that, it might be usefull to keep one's own version
management
Sergio,
I'll give you the reason I prefer to make mods using the process that Claudia
outlined: when you get a new release, it's nice to know that all your local
mods
are in one place. Makes it much easier to update those modified files.
Otherwise, you face wading thru the spaghetti of the
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Sergio,
I'll give you the reason I prefer
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Subject: Re: [Dspace-tech] JSPUI Customization
Sergio,
I'll give you the reason I prefer to make mods using the process that
Claudia
outlined: when you get a new release, it's nice to know that all your local
mods
are in one place. Makes it much easier
Hello Shaun,
the directory structure after webapp is identical to the one in
[dspace-source]/dspace-jspui/dspace-jspui-webapp/src/main/webapp/
So if you want to overlay the feedback acknowledge you got
to copy
Thank you for the responses.
Claudia, you will see that I have put my source in
[dspace-src]/dspace/modules/jspui/src/main/webapps.
My problem is, what is the directory structure after webapps. I have
tried all of the combinations that make sense, but none of them seem to
work.
Pieter. Sounds
Hi,
I used to follow the put everything in dspace/modules/webapp-name/... but
I found that to be duplicate work, as I would develop the feature in
dspace-jspui, then once it was working well, I would copy it to
dspace/module/jspui, and clean up dspace-jspui. However, if you have a good
VCS/SCM
Hi all.
I would like to find out where I should keep my customized jsp files
(layout/header-default.jsp) so that they are implemented if I rebuild
the application. The Documentation states:
If you wish to modify a particular JSP, place your edited version in the
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