Nachtfalke
08-31-2006, 10:00 PM
Hi from germany,
I finaly was able to create a nice looking ACP Style that matches my frontend. I was pretty satisfied with the result, so I decided to share it with the community, just in case someone likes to use it.
Since this is a very dark colorscheme, i was quite unhappy with the way, the php code of the plugins was displayed. After digging into it, i found an easy way to add a css class solely for this box. So if you would like to format the code box like I did (howewer, it really is not necessary), here is what I did:
open the file plugin.php in your acp folder and search for
print_description_row("<div dir=\"ltr\">$code</div>");
and replace it with
print_description_row("<div dir=\"ltr\">$code</div>",false,2,"plugincode");
I added a css class named plugincode to the controlpanel.css to match the rest of the look.
If you like this ACP-style, please click install and enjoy it.
P.S.: This is my very first submission to the community, so please be gentle ;)
I finaly was able to create a nice looking ACP Style that matches my frontend. I was pretty satisfied with the result, so I decided to share it with the community, just in case someone likes to use it.
Since this is a very dark colorscheme, i was quite unhappy with the way, the php code of the plugins was displayed. After digging into it, i found an easy way to add a css class solely for this box. So if you would like to format the code box like I did (howewer, it really is not necessary), here is what I did:
open the file plugin.php in your acp folder and search for
print_description_row("<div dir=\"ltr\">$code</div>");
and replace it with
print_description_row("<div dir=\"ltr\">$code</div>",false,2,"plugincode");
I added a css class named plugincode to the controlpanel.css to match the rest of the look.
If you like this ACP-style, please click install and enjoy it.
P.S.: This is my very first submission to the community, so please be gentle ;)