hi, can anyone tell me about the "recipes" step? ....
https://github.com/OrchardCMS/OrchardCore/blob/6cddd9f9904ff117ba82587f39fc76f49fac3cc3/src/OrchardCore.Modules/OrchardCore.Recipes/RecipeSteps/RecipesStep.cs
https://github.com/OrchardCMS/OrchardCore/blob/6cddd9f9904ff117ba82587f39fc76f49fac3cc3/src/OrchardCore.Modules/OrchardCore.Recipes/RecipeSteps/RecipesStep.cs
I created a LayoutSettingsPart to attach to widgets so I can add some styling. That part should not render anything but rather apply styling to the default implementation of Widget.cshtml:
<div class="@String.Join(" ", Model.Classes.ToArray())">
// ... code removed...
</div>How can I add items to the Classes property? I assume this is possible in my ContentPartDisplayDriver<LayoutSettingsPart>?
@scleaver I am working on something similar as what you wrote on March 24th. I have a Dropdown menu, Main menu and a Mobile menu both sharing the same "main-menu" alias.
I am trying to figure out how I can use different Menu, MenuItem and MenuItemLink alternate templates for Main menu and another set of templates for the Mobile menu. Do you perhaps have an idea how to do this or do you have example code on github perhaps of how you ended up building your menus and applying shapes?
I am trying to figure out how I can use different Menu, MenuItem and MenuItemLink alternate templates for Main menu and another set of templates for the Mobile menu. Do you perhaps have an idea how to do this or do you have example code on github perhaps of how you ended up building your menus and applying shapes?
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@jptissot Thanks, i've found it, i'm trying to configure it, but even when i'm at an https url my proto header is http i'm debugging as we speak. If you guys have any idea on this please forward to me . (An api with swagger on same env does authentication just fine without this strange http/https misbehavior)
Morning all, can someone point me in the direction of how to customise the admin UI? I'm sure I've read somewhere before that we should be able to drop an appropriately named view in the correct folder somewhere and it should take precedence. But I can't find it now - and not sure if there's an easy way of working out which view it is we need to override without scouring though the src on github?>
found this, which is probably what I remember seeing before: https://docs.orchardcore.net/en/dev/docs/guides/create-admin-theme/
but what's the recommended way of finding out which view it is we need to override?
so whichever is least work! I was sure I'd read that we should be able to override admin views without doing a full custom theme, but the page I linked to above shows a custom theme extending the base admin theme, so maybe that's the only way
TheAdmin theme is mostly a thin wrapper of css and js. The majority of the shapes are provided by the modules. so you can override these either from your own admin theme or a module. I use placement.json in modules quite a bit to move things around in the admin. Equally I also use a custom admin theme to provide different css. But if you want to override views, then realistically you'll need to dig through the source to find the original view you want to modify. There is also the
AdminTemplates feature to do them in liquid.
Hello everyone. I am starting out with OrchardCore, and building a pretty flat site with CMS based on Agency Theme/recipe. I have then switched to my own Theme, I have modified Content__LandingPage to my requirements. My question: is it possible to incorporate Blog functionality by running the Blog recipe? - can the created Blog ContentType be referenced from the Content_LandingPage template. Or would I be better to create my own Blog and BlogPost ContentTypes (copying the recipes idea), and add this as a named ContentType on my LandingPage content type? Thanks!
I have OrchardCore running on an azure kubernetes pod, which is exposed using Nginx Ingress. I was able to do the setup using a PostgreSql running on Azure, but when I now try to access the admin panel using my account, which exists in the PostgreSql db, it keeps reloading the /Login page without any error in the UI. the logs of my k8s pod says:
AuthenticationScheme: Identity.Application signed in. User logged in. Executing RedirectResult, redirecting to /admin. and then suddenly Authorization failed. AuthenticationScheme: Identity.Application was challenged. any idea what could be the problem or what I could do to debug this?
I mean, use variables or something already in the project, in appsettings p. example
Hi guys, trying to create Blog ContentType with a LIST of BlogPosts (rather than bag). I can define the list to be of type BlogPost. But if I create an instance of BlogPost through Admin UI, there is no way to associate to instance of Blog? Does this require additional coding to build Admin functions to make this link? I see it is implemented in 'TheBlogTheme'
(without a custom admin theme if possible)
@sturatcliffe best way I've found of customising the js is with a custom theme. example here https://github.com/ThisNetWorks/ThisNetWorks.OrchardCore.Themes/tree/develop (on the develop branch)
however, as soon as I enable my custom theme I lose all the base css (and presumably js)
is that expected? or have I borked the base theme setting?
oops!
so next question - if I want to inject a simple js file into the layout, can it be done without replacing the existing layout file? as we don't really want to have to watch the admin theme for changes and keep ours in sync