Closed ozgurerdogan closed 6 years ago
You can't compile separate files. You should only compile three files described in the README file.
Ok I did so. After activating skin, I get a whole non styled page. See screenshot: https://yadi.sk/i/HVZv4Nyu3RHBiT
You're aware this requires Roundcube from git-master?
Sorry I am not. I tried installing developer version if you mean that. Can you please tell me how to install skin?
The README file contains installation procedure.
I tried both ways.
All styles are written using LESS syntax. Thus it needs to be compiled
using the lessc
command line tool. This comes with the nodejs-less
RPM package which depends on nodejs.
$ lessc -x styles/styles.less > styles/styles.css
$ lessc -x styles/print.less > styles/print.css
$ lessc -x styles/embed.less > styles/embed.css
(the -x option minifies the CSS code)
References to image files from the included CSS files can be appended with cache-buster marks to avoid browser caching issues after updating.
Run bin/updatecss.sh --dir skins/elastic
from the Roundcube
package before packaging the skin or after installing it on the
destination system.
Same here, can't get it to work.
Please add a skin only so we upload it to skin folder and run it ?
Same :(
Hello, First thank you very much for the elastic theme, it is really cool. Unfortunately after upgrading roundcube and elastic, that broke the theme and I can't manage to recompile the css files... IMHO an admin sys shouldn't have to compile less files on a production mail server. I think it would be much better if developers just kept the css files in the repo so the final user wouldn't have to recompile them.
I am getitng lots of "undefined" error when compiling less files. Am I missing something?
lessc taskmenu.less > taskmenu.css NameError: .overflow-ellipsis is undefined in /var/www/html/roundcubemail-1.3.1/skins/elastic/styles/widgets/taskmenu.less on line 18, column 9: 17 a { 18 .overflow-ellipsis; 19 text-decoration: none;