I've found that AccountingAppBar is the actual menu dispalyed. But i did
not yet figure out how i would add a css class in the same way the id is
added.
On 15 May 2014 17:57, Adrian Stern <archd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've found the file providing the app-navigation class for all views:
> ofbiz/framework/common/widget/CommonMenus.xml
>
> In there, the class is hard-coded and the Title seems to be set by some
> sort of function, which actually does not do anything. If deleted:
> "${applicationTitle}" the Title is still showing.
>
> On the same places where ${applicaitonTitle} is defined, there is an
> ${activeApp} field. But if I insert it into the CommonsMenu.xml file, it
> will just be printed out as a string:
> <div id="app-navigation ${activeApp}">
>
> So yeah.. what do i miss?
>
>
> On 14 May 2014 15:40, Adrian Stern <archd...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I've played around with visual themes and so far i really like the ease
>> of use. But something bothers me anyways.
>>
>> There seems to be no CSS-classes given to elements besides some very
>> basic ones. This makes it basically impossible to style forms relative to
>> the Application they're in.
>>
>> A global div-wrap with class=app-application would already help a big
>> deal. Also a class telling me which sub menu is selected would be valuable.
>>
>> app-accounting = application
>> app-acc-payments = app navigation
>> app-screen-name = maybe better than app navigation
>>
>> I think from something like this, everyone would benefit and I would
>> happily do it. What does the community think? Maybe there is a reason for
>> the lack of this?
>> Would it be possible to arrange such an improvement?
>>
>> Such an improvement would not break any themes but instead opening the
>> door for new, more beautiful themes.
>>
>
>
