OpenMW Bug Tracker Theme

[Atahualpa]

Just an update to anyone who used the theme when it was first posted, there have been some fixes and other changes since then and the screenshots are a little out-dated. The initial post gets updated when i make changes to the theme.

Just added that style via the Stylish add-on in Firefox. Looks awesome!
(And it's really an ease for my eyes compared to the default white background.)

[lgromanowski]

Unfortunately after applying CSS from the first post I see, in both Firefox and Chromium, broken header menus:



is that CSS complete?

[openmwfan27]

Unfortunately after applying CSS from the first post I see, in both Firefox and Chromium, broken header menus:



is that CSS complete?

What URL are you using and have you tried using the https://bugs.openmw.org url?

I've tried it in chrome and firefox with the stylish plugin on both.

It seems to work for me in Firefox as a user style. Only suggestion would be to put the code in a

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@-moz-document domain(bugs.openmw.org) {
   ...
}

block so it only affects the bug tracker (maybe there's another way to do that?).

As Chris mentioned, you may have to wrap the CSS code with the above for it to work in firefox and only on the bug tracker, even with stylish in firefox i had to do this. But in both firefox and chrome the menu's did not look broken like they are in your screenshot.

Did you check to make sure you didn't copy/paste in any of the forum short-code? It looks like the CSS has only be partially rendered.

[Atahualpa]

@lgro: When you use Stylish in Firefox simply navigate to the bugtracker, click the "S" button in your toolbar (it is automatically added after installing the add-on) and choose "Create new style". There should be the option "For bugs.openmw.org". Clicking it opens the editing window which should contain the following code:

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@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);

@-moz-document domain("bugs.openmw.org") {

}

Now, just copy and paste openmwfan27's code and you're done.

Oh, and that means you could also add the "@-moz-document domain("bugs.openmw.org"){...}" part to his code.

[lgromanowski]

Actually I didn't use Stylish - I've put this on server as another theme for bugtracker.

[openmwfan27]

did you include the CSS code for the default blue theme as part of the CSS for the new theme?

You should use the css file from the default blue theme, and then paste my CSS at the end of that file, see if that works.

[lgromanowski]

did you include the CSS code for the default blue theme as part of the CSS for the new theme?

You should use the css file from the default blue theme, and then paste my CSS at the end of that file, see if that works.

Ouch, thanks for the hint - Its working

Actually, it looks so nice that I've set it as a default theme

[Nomadic1]

It looks a lot nicer. Only bad thing I've noticed is that the crossed out lines through the closed bugs on the roadmap are a little hard to differentiate at a glance.

[lgromanowski]

It looks a lot nicer. Only bad thing I've noticed is that the crossed out lines through the closed bugs on the roadmap are a little hard to differentiate at a glance.

I've disabled blue-theme link colors for links, so it should be a bit better

[MiroslavR]

Doesn't work on Chromium due to the

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@-moz-document domain("bugs.openmw.org")

block.