Open maria-antoniak opened 1 year ago
Hi @maria-antoniak, yes!
The aesthetic features are generally defined by the css settings in the header template. By default, each project is using the default header . For example, the legend is defined here
legend {
background-color: #160085;
color: white;
padding: 5px 5px;
font-size: 13pt;
font-weight: bold;
}
If you want to use customized color, you could copy the default header template into the templates folder into your project directory, and change the header_file
key's value from default
to templates/header.html
, then all your edits to this new header file will be used.
# The core UI files for Potato. You should not need to change these normally.
#
# Exceptions to this might include:
# 1) You want to add custom CSS/fonts to style your task
# 2) Your layout requires additional JS/assets to render
# 3) You want to support additional keybinding magic
#
# if you want to use your own template,
# please replace the string as a path to the template
"base_html_template": "default",
"header_file": "templates/header.html",
For example, if changing the color to tomato
:
legend {
background-color: tomato;
color: white;
padding: 5px 5px;
font-size: 13pt;
font-weight: bold;
}
The color of all the legends will be changed.
The navigation bar, however, is defined in another template file. To customize this file, you could follow a similar step copying it into the templates folder under your project directory, and edit the base_html_template
file:
"base_html_template": "templates/base_template.html",
"header_file": "templates/header.html",
Then if you edit the navigation bar tag, the background color of it will also be changed
<nav class="navbar navbar-expand-md navbar-dark mb-3" style="background-color:tomato;">
Simply put, via editing the template files, you have full control over the style of you pages and everything is compatible with the potato-annotation python package (you can still potato start your-project
).
"html_layout": "templates/layout.html",
"base_html_template": "templates/base.html",
"header_file": "templates/header.html",
Ah this is awesome, thank you!!
I'm wondering whether it's possible to customize the colors and other aesthetic features of the interface. Poking around in the repo, I wasn't able to find a place where the color palette is defined (the grays and navy blues of the default base_template). Is there an easy way to do this, or is it more complicated than I expected? (This is extremely non-urgent; just curious!)