Theme customization (Angular) #8

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  vdwarapu@gmail.com created 5 years ago

  Can you also please share information on the ASP MVC side (non-angular)

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  hikalkan created 5 years ago

  Support Team Co-Founder

  Hi,

  Lepton theme is bootstrap compatible. Currently, the best way is to override styles by your custom CSS file.

  Example For MVC:

  Add a style file (e.g. "mystyles.css") into the wwwroot folder:

  .lp-opened-sidebar .lp-sidebar, .lp-closed .lp-sidebar {
      background-color: blue;
  }
  

  Then add this file to the global bundle (in the ConfigureServices method of your module) to add it to all the pages:

  Configure<AbpBundlingOptions>(options =>
  {
      options.StyleBundles
          .Get(LeptonThemeBundles.Styles.Global)
          .AddFiles("/mystyles.css");
  });
  

  Before the style:

  

  After the style:

  

  It is similar for the angular side.

  Inspect element with your browser's developer tools to check the class names to override.

  In the future, we will create a theme builder to change color schema easier.

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  wazbek created 4 years ago

  Hi

  I am trying to override the class in your example above. I have added it to the angular applications styles.scss file and I am able to see the style is there when viewing it in the browser. It is however not overriding the lepton theme's style.

  We have multiple angular applications and each application needs its own custom style.

  Can you please give me an example of where and how I should be overriding the lepton theme?

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  alper created 4 years ago

  Support Team Director

  can you show how you override a style? are you using !important

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  wazbek created 4 years ago

  Hi alper

  Completely forgot about the !important.

  I am able to override now.

  Thank you.

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  Mehmet created 4 years ago

  Hi @wazbek

  You can override the lepton styles by adding your custom styles to styles.scss.

  Here is an example:

  Add below content to styles.scss:

  .navbar.navbar-expand-lg.user-nav-mobile {
    background-color: cornsilk;
  }
  
  .lp-opened-sidebar .lp-sidebar,
  .lp-closed .lp-sidebar {
    background-color: darkslategrey;
  }
  

  Final UI will look like below:

  

  If the colors is not changed in your app, you can add the !important suffix like below:

  .navbar.navbar-expand-lg.user-nav-mobile {
    background-color: cornsilk !important;
  }
  
  .lp-opened-sidebar .lp-sidebar,
  .lp-closed .lp-sidebar {
    background-color: darkslategrey !important;
  }
  

  You can avoid the !important. Open the angular.json and find the styles array. Move bootstrap to top level of styles array and replace the path input with below:

  {
      "input": "node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css",
      "lazy": false,
      "bundleName": "bootstrap.min"
  }
  ```
  
  

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  wazbek created 4 years ago

  Thank you Mehmet.

  I completely forgot about the !important.

  I am able to override what I need to now.

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