Footer patches [#2186997]

Some CSS improvements in the footer. CSS recompilation needed after applying patches. It's better to apply patches in the order specified between "()".

File	Size	Author
platon-footer_bigger_font-1(1).patch	324 bytes	shp
platon-footer_links_underline-1(2).patch	249 bytes	shp
platon-footer_horizontal_menus_and_indents-1(3).patch	898 bytes	shp
platon-footer_horizontal_menus_and_indents-1(3).png	2.37 KB	shp

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Comments

Comment #1

wadmiraal CreditAttribution: wadmiraal commented 4 February 2014 at 08:43

Status:

Needs review

» Fixed

Hi, thanks for the patches. I do agree with underlining the links on the footer. The other ones, however, are more subjective. I won't include them. However, a newer version of Platon will provide a way to inject CSS on all the pages (similar, and simpler, to CSS Inject). Your enhancements may be put there, if you wish.

Comment #2

shp CreditAttribution: shp commented 4 February 2014 at 20:25

I won't include them. However, a newer version of Platon will provide a way to inject CSS on all the pages (similar, and simpler, to CSS Inject). Your enhancements may be put there, if you wish.

Ok, no problem, it's your theme. Anyway I will fork this theme for my own needs but ofcourse will be glad if more of my patches would be included in the main branch.

The option of injecting CSS with UI will be very helpful definitely.

I hope that I will add some new patches soon, so don't produce new release very quickly :)

Comment #3

wadmiraal CreditAttribution: wadmiraal commented 5 February 2014 at 07:11

Thanks for understanding :-).

If you check out the latest dev, you will see a CSS editor (powered by Ace) under the Platon theme settings (bottom of the page). This should allow more advanced users to customize Platon as they see fit. It generates a CSS file (in your public files folder), so the CSS gets preprocessed by Drupal if aggregation is turned on.

I'm also working on implementing the Color module API (almost done).

Comment #4

shp CreditAttribution: shp commented 5 February 2014 at 19:41

Yes, I've examined the CSS editor & color support. The editor is very useful - excellent addition to Firebug while developing and alternative to subtheming/patching.