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Default custom.css
Default custom.css
2 months 1 week ago
Greetings,
Would it be of benefit to have a default, blank custom css file that would be shown in the backend?
My overrides are usually related to the frontend display so the jem-responsive.css file is the one I most work with.
You have all the css files on the left. Under "Custom" this file would be listed.
Would it be of benefit to have a default, blank custom css file that would be shown in the backend?
My overrides are usually related to the frontend display so the jem-responsive.css file is the one I most work with.
You have all the css files on the left. Under "Custom" this file would be listed.
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Re: Default custom.css
2 months 1 week ago
Fixed. you can check the new design og CSS Manager.
The RC2 zip file has been refreshed. Please download and test it.
More info: github.com/jemproject/JEM-Project/issues/2211
JEM 5.0.0 rc2:
github.com/jemproject/JEM-Project/blob/JEM-5.0.0-dev-beta1-from-4.5.0/pkg_jem_v5.0.0rc2.zip
JEM 4.5.0 rc2:
github.com/jemproject/JEM-Project/blob/JEM-4.5.0-dev-bugfix-newfeatures/pkg_jem_v4.5.0rc2.zip
The RC2 zip file has been refreshed. Please download and test it.
More info: github.com/jemproject/JEM-Project/issues/2211
JEM 5.0.0 rc2:
github.com/jemproject/JEM-Project/blob/JEM-5.0.0-dev-beta1-from-4.5.0/pkg_jem_v5.0.0rc2.zip
JEM 4.5.0 rc2:
github.com/jemproject/JEM-Project/blob/JEM-4.5.0-dev-bugfix-newfeatures/pkg_jem_v4.5.0rc2.zip
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Re: Default custom.css
2 months 1 week ago
The revised backend css controls look great. However, I think they are a bit too complicated.
1) create override 2) edit and save 3) go to another section to assign.
This is great for granular work but some of us may want the usual Joomla custom.css or user.css as a single file to override JEM styles.
If there is a custom.css it should automatically be included and loaded last.
My proposal was to have a blank custom.css in ./media/com_jem/css/custom
OR
If there is a 'custom.css' in ./media/com_jem/css/custom, to have it automatically loaded as the last stylesheet.
That way I don't have to find the 1 of 7 responsive css files with rules I want to override. The custom.css would take care of that.
I have an override file in /my-template/html/com_jem/common/default_jem_eventslist.php where I've added a class <ul class="eventlist uk-jem-override">, for instance. That makes it easier to target with css rules in my custom.css.
1) create override 2) edit and save 3) go to another section to assign.
This is great for granular work but some of us may want the usual Joomla custom.css or user.css as a single file to override JEM styles.
If there is a custom.css it should automatically be included and loaded last.
My proposal was to have a blank custom.css in ./media/com_jem/css/custom
OR
If there is a 'custom.css' in ./media/com_jem/css/custom, to have it automatically loaded as the last stylesheet.
That way I don't have to find the 1 of 7 responsive css files with rules I want to override. The custom.css would take care of that.
I have an override file in /my-template/html/com_jem/common/default_jem_eventslist.php where I've added a class <ul class="eventlist uk-jem-override">, for instance. That makes it easier to target with css rules in my custom.css.
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Re: Default custom.css
2 months 1 week ago - 2 months 1 week ago
Last edit: 2 months 1 week ago by McKillo.
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Re: Default custom.css
2 months 1 week ago - 2 months 1 week ago
UPDATE: RC2 zip file resfreshed [17.06.2026 11:00]
Download and test it.
Download and test it.
Last edit: 2 months 1 week ago by McKillo.
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