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Style of home page content is unstyled #715

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mitar opened this issue Sep 6, 2015 · 10 comments
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Style of home page content is unstyled #715

mitar opened this issue Sep 6, 2015 · 10 comments

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@mitar
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mitar commented Sep 6, 2015

Some default CSS should be applied to the home page content. Currently for example lists (<ul></li>) do not have bullet points.

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So problem here is actually that it is styled. Otherwise it'd show bullet points by default. We'll need to figure out how to handle this..

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@mitar what are you trying to accomplish?

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mitar commented Sep 17, 2015

Just have HTML content on the home page which renders normally (and preferably in theme with the rest of the system).

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Do you mean content for Home Body? Can't you add <style> tag there?

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mitar commented Sep 17, 2015

Yes. I can. And I did that. But the issue is that it would be great if there would be some defaults. Currently, what you get is pretty broken (like lists do not show bullet points).

I would argue that probably style of terms of use and home page should be the same. So some nice defaults, that links look the same across the project and so on.

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mitar commented Sep 17, 2015

And then I can use <style> tags (which BTW should not be outside <head> by the standard, but luckily browsers do respect them) to make some customizations. But I should not have to use <style> to even make things work in the first place.

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Can you list some specifics that make styling difficult? Obviously we need some css present to make defaults work and look good. So unreasonable to just strip everything out.

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mitar commented Sep 17, 2015

Lists were in my case how I found this.

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mitar commented Sep 17, 2015

But also links have no styling. Which might be what we want.

@engelgabriel engelgabriel added this to the Nice-to-Have milestone Feb 22, 2016
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Custom styling is possible via CSS under Administration / Layout

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