Closed nickdos closed 4 years ago
The issue appears to be with the ansible configuration there was a change made (https://github.com/AtlasOfLivingAustralia/ala-install/commit/3434b26df72b73b9a39fa01b452647d906e456a2) that sets the default to main
this should probably be ala-main
Thanks @brucehyslop. The plugin should provide a mapping from main
to ala-main
for backwards compatibility so not sure why it no longer works. Could you check that the client app hasn't included its own main
layout, which might be taking precedence to the plugin version.
the application.yml
defaults the skin.layout to ala-main
however the ansible doi-service-config.yml
template is
skin:
layout: {{ skin_layout | default('main') }}
my suspicion is that there is no skin_layout
variable set so it's defaulting to main
.
I'm not familiar with ansible so not 100% sure. The change to the ansible was reasonably recent (2020-04-28) and the only change I can see that would cause this behaviour. Prior to this change ala-main
would have been used from application.yml
.
I've change ansible doi-test
inventory to set the site_layout=ala-main
rerun ansible-playbook for doc-test.
The style is now working on https://doi-test.ala.org.au/
@vjrj the default skin.layout does not match the layout defined in application.yml
Thanks indeed @brucehyslop . It works for me also using development branch with ala-main
.
Header and footer are not showing up on test site.
May be related to ala-boostrap3-plugin version.