Hello,
my idea was to change the font sizes and frame width of the admin interface that is called when editing an entry:
serendipity_admin.php?serendipity[action]=admin&serendipity[adminModule]=entries&serendipity[adminAction]=edit&...
It seems that this css is responsible for defining styles like "serendipitySideBarMenu":
templates/default/admin/style.css
But changing the definition does not yield any effects, even deleting this file doesn't make a difference.
What is the mechanism for defining the css here?
Thanks
// Bernd
Changing the CSS that controls the admin UI
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Re: Changing the CSS that controls the admin UI
Hi!
Your borwser caches CSS files, so you might need to clear your browsers cache to see changes.
Depending on your template you selected you might need to edit the style.css file of carl_contest/admin/style.css -- that file is responsible for the "redone" Serendipity admin menu...
HTH,
Garvin
Your borwser caches CSS files, so you might need to clear your browsers cache to see changes.
Depending on your template you selected you might need to edit the style.css file of carl_contest/admin/style.css -- that file is responsible for the "redone" Serendipity admin menu...
HTH,
Garvin
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Re: Changing the CSS that controls the admin UI
Cool, this works.garvinhicking wrote:.. you might need to edit the style.css file of carl_contest/admin/style.css -- that file is responsible for the "redone" Serendipity admin menu.
Thanks!