Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
is custom.css only for default modules?
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@ShuraimHassan no…
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@sdetweil Bootstrap is a potent front-end framework used to create modern websites and web apps. It’s open-source and free to use, yet features numerous HTML and CSS templates for UI interface elements such as buttons and forms. Bootstrap also supports JavaScript extensions.
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@ShuraimHassan but like anything else, u install it
and for those modules that expose their icon usage, you either change the config or use css to override.
each module gets to do its own thing, so u have to fiddle with each one separately…
most use font-awesome icons…
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@ShuraimHassan each module provides a block of html in a div wrapper.
the MM runtime positions the block of content where u configured it. (see index.html for the layout)you can also use javascript api calls to create the content that is returned to MM on the getDom() routine.
i would say probably >95% of the MM implementations are output only … (as its a ‘mirror’ hanging on the wall, probably 95% of the other 5% are voice based
as many are behind shaded glass, the cool color front ends don’t display well, and aren’t particularly helpful to this kind of environment… …
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@sdetweil could you show me an Example that how Can I do this? Thanks in Advance
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Actually I want to resize of all 3rd party components and Make Responsive of all types of Devices as like Mobile , Tablet , Laptop , PC ETC. . .
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@ShuraimHassan said in is custom.css only for default modules?:
could you show me an Example that how Can I do this?
do what? make a module, add a css style to an element?
I don’t know ‘responsive’. currently main.css is in pixels for 1920x1080.
I have a version I converted to vh/vw.
3rd party. mm supplies font_awesome.
(see the fonts folder)
other than that every module can use whatever they want. no restrictions.
