I am just having a look into divshot and I wonder if it is possible to use custom themes?
I like the theme switcher, but I couldn't find a way to upload my themes.
Bye
Dominik
You can use a custom theme by uploading it to any publicly readable HTTPS URL and then choosing "Custom" from the theme dropdown. From there you can paste the URL and it will replace the Bootstrap CSS for that page.
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I've seen this post and know how to override tumblr's default mobile theme with a custom theme. But I like it in general, and would just like to do a small adjustment (adding google analytics code to be precise). If I could just get the code of tumblr's default theme, I could paste it to /iphone-theme and make the little adjustment I want to make.
Do you know where I can find the code of tumblrs default mobile theme? I just found a very old one, but I'd like to start off with their current mobile theme.
I’m trying to develop my first SAP Fiori App. Now I have some question about themes and background. In my index.html sap_belize_plus is the selected theme. In the SAP Fiori Launchpad you can chose between different SAP themes.
Does the chosen theme in the Launchpad affect my app or will it be displayed exactly as
implemented (only belize theme)?
Should I do custom CSS?
I saw apps with the standard #EBEBEB background and others with the picture background. On what does this depend?
Thanks for your help!
Does the chosen theme in the Launchpad affect my app or will it be displayed exactly as implemented (only belize theme)?
Yes. Chosen theme from the Launchpad will be the one that will be used. (Not the one in your index.html)
Should I do custom CSS?
Ideally No. You should create a custom theme (start by copying the standard) and try to achieve your desired result with the theme. CSS should be your last resort.
I saw apps with the standard #EBEBEB background and others with the
picture background. On what does this depend?
This can be either due to custom CSS to due to the custom theme. You have to look into the 'Developer tools' to determine.
If you use the Fiori Launchpad (FLP) you have 2 options.
[Most common & recommended] Configure your tile to open the app calling the Component.js file
Configuring the tile to open the index.html file (UI5 standalone configutarion)
In option 1, the index.html file of your app is not used. It's the FLP the one who plays the role of index.html file, and the app is loaded into the ComponentContainer of the FLP using JS-based navigation (hash navigation). So, in a default app config, the theme you use in your FLP will be the one used in your app.
Besides you can configure which are the supported themes for your app in the descriptor file, setting the property
"supportedThemes": [
"sap_bluecrystal"
]
More info in this link
In option 2, the app will be opened in a new tab, calling the index.html file, so it will use the theme you configure in the index.html file.
In the most common & easy way, you apply your custom themes in the whole FLP and you configure your apps to use it.
I think you should start reading about Theme Designer before you start coding CSS
Furthermore if you want to add just a few CSS classes, read this
How can I implement a full html,php,js and css page into a wordpress page?
Example:
I have a app.php that has a text box, when You press enter it displays the text with a php echo. With the users profile picture from Facebook.
How Can I inset/implement that into a WordPress page?
HTML/PHP: The simplest way may just be to create an extra template in your theme. You can view WordPress template hierarchy here: Template Hierarchy
JS/CSS: If the JavaScript and CSS makes the most sense to be embedded (it usually does!), you can use hooks and actions in a simple plugin (or potentially your functions.php page) to include the JavaScript and CSS you need.
wp_enqueue_script
wp_enqueue_style
Note: I have not personally used functions.php (found in your theme files) to call these sorts of hooks, but I assume it would work just fine.
If you are using a theme that constantly receives updates, it is worth building a plugin to do the job. If not, it's easiest to just modify the theme.
There are two options as far as I know. First one is that you embed the code directly into your posts, and install the plugin called PHP execution. Second, try to create your own page template, and place your own code in the template. then you can create a page in the dashboard and select the template.
I want to create a user selectable theme to a GWT application? How can I do It?
You can use CSS to build theme-system on top of GWT. There are DOM structures in GWT components that limit the options what can be themed, but in general CSS (and CSS3 these days) is very powerful and designed just for this kind of things.
Simply, you can put single theme in a single CSS file and provide users with an option to change the effective CSS file.
Here you can find discussion about creating such system: http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_thread/thread/f4b8f184c49b98f9
I'm often customizing theme in tumblr, but this editor is terrible. Is there some better possibility for creating theme in tumblr under Linux (Ubuntu) OS?
I'm thinking about using vim. But I have to copy the text into vim, edit something and paste it to tumblr web editor, which is uncomfortable.
I'd take a look at Tumblr Themr. I haven't tried it myself though.
I work with TumblrThemr and Tumblr HTML5 Blank Theme.