Feature #69478
closed
Colored border for Backend layout
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Description
Provide an opportunity to colorize the border of backend layout area, like Gridelements.
On sites with many content areas on one page, this is really helpful
Updated by Alexander Opitz about 9 years ago
- Category set to Backend User Interface
- Status changed from New to Needs Feedback
You can colorize the background, does this fits your needs?
Updated by Andreas Keck about 9 years ago
Oh, I think this suffices. I don't know about this. On wich Version works this Feature and how is it documented?
Thanks Andreas
Updated by Alexander Opitz about 9 years ago
Hehe, I use this not very often, so I needed to search firstly a bit.
And my answer wasn't correct, you can not only colorize background you can also colorize the border, you can use every possibility of CSS. ;)
The Searchword for google is "inDocStyles_TBEstyle".
In short I use it like this in the ext_tables.php of the configuration extension for the customer:
$TBE_STYLES['inDocStyles_TBEstyle'] .= 'td.t3-page-column-99 {background-color: #00A000;}';
The number 99 is the colPos number you gave the column in your backend_layout configuration.
Does this information helps you?
Updated by Markus Klein about 9 years ago
- Tracker changed from Feature to Task
- Status changed from Needs Feedback to Accepted
- Assignee set to Alexander Opitz
- Target version set to 7 LTS
- TYPO3 Version set to 6.2
- Complexity set to easy
we should add a class which holds the BE layout uid as well. That is not a feature, but a small task only. (also for 6.2)
Updated by Markus Klein about 9 years ago
- Tracker changed from Task to Feature
- Assignee deleted (
Alexander Opitz) - Target version changed from 7 LTS to 8 LTS
- Complexity changed from easy to medium
Not that easy unfortunately. Backend layouts do not always have an id, so we first need to introduce some kind of identifier for layouts to make them addressable in CSS.
Updated by Philipp Gampe about 9 years ago
@Markus you always have an identifier, because this is the one that is also used to save to in the page record and to distinguish them during frontend rendering.
However it might be smarter to simply add a layout field.
Updated by Alexander Opitz about 9 years ago
- Status changed from Accepted to Needs Feedback
- Target version deleted (
8 LTS) - Complexity deleted (
medium)
@Philipp: The issue is, that we don't have it where we need this information. ;) And adding a layout field has the possibility to group them.
Updated by Alexander Opitz about 9 years ago
- Status changed from Needs Feedback to Accepted
Updated by Georg Ringer over 6 years ago
- Status changed from Accepted to Closed
this won't be done on its alone but with the help of #84101, therefore I am closing it