How to theme my application

Hello,

This is perhaps quite a novice question....

Tonight, I switched from OPS 3.0.1 to OPS 3.5.M1 (build 26-Sep-2006 23:12). I used to style my application by modifying the theme.xsl file located in resources/config/theme. As I could understand from previous postings, this file has been moved into a jar archive.

Can someone explain me how to theme my application in this new context ?

Kind regards

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As I understand it, you can still leave the file in that location and OPS will load it from that location rather from the JAR.  I do this with CSS and JS files that I need to overwrite.
 
Jay

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From: Martin Mohnhaupt [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Tue 9/26/2006 5:47 PM
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Subject: [ops-users] How to theme my application


Hello,

This is perhaps quite a novice question....

Tonight, I switched from OPS 3.0.1 to OPS 3.5.M1 (build 26-Sep-2006 23:12). I used to style my application by modifying the theme.xsl file located in resources/config/theme. As I could understand from previous postings, this file has been moved into a jar archive.

Can someone explain me how to theme my application in this new context ?

Kind regards

--
Martin Mohnhaupt
Nice Data Systems
Rue de Lyon 42 - CH 1203 GENEVE
Tél: +41 (0) 22 344 11 39
Mob: +41 (0) 78 636 00 75
Email: [hidden email]
Web: http://www.nicedata.com <http://www.nicedata.com/>
Skype: martin.mohnhaupt


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Dear Jay,

Thanks for your help.

I created a "theme" folder under resources/config into which I copied my OPS 3.0.1 theme.xsl file.

I made some slight adjustments:

1) Replaced line  <xsl:include href="formatting.xsl"/> with <xsl:include href="oxf:/ops/utils/formatting/formatting.xsl"/>
2) In <xhtml:head>, removed all the code, except my own and <xhtml:link rel="stylesheet" href="/config/theme/xforms.css" type="text/css"/>

Now, the application works (!) and looks like before. I got a few "Java heap space" errors, but this may be another story :-)

Thanks again !

Martin



Jay Klehr wrote:

As I understand it, you can still leave the file in that location and OPS will load it from that location rather from the JAR.  I do this with CSS and JS files that I need to overwrite.
 
Jay

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From: Martin Mohnhaupt [[hidden email]]
Sent: Tue 9/26/2006 5:47 PM
To: OPS Users
Subject: [ops-users] How to theme my application


Hello,

This is perhaps quite a novice question.... 

Tonight, I switched from OPS 3.0.1 to OPS 3.5.M1 (build 26-Sep-2006 23:12). I used to style my application by modifying the theme.xsl file located in resources/config/theme. As I could understand from previous postings, this file has been moved into a jar archive.

Can someone explain me how to theme my application in this new context ?

Kind regards

  

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