Hi from germany,
I finaly was able to create a nice looking ACP Style that matches my frontend. I was pretty satisfied with the result, so I decided to share it with the community, just in case someone likes to use it.
Since this is a very dark colorscheme, i was quite unhappy with the way, the php code of the plugins was displayed. After digging into it, i found an easy way to add a css class solely for this box. So if you would like to format the code box like I did (howewer, it really is not necessary), here is what I did:
open the file plugin.php in your acp folder and search for
print_description_row("<div dir=\"ltr\">$code</div>");
and replace it with
print_description_row("<div dir=\"ltr\">$code</div>",false,2,"plugincode");
I added a css class named plugincode to the controlpanel.css to match the rest of the look.
If you like this ACP-style, please click install and enjoy it.
P.S.: This is my very first submission to the community, so please be gentle ;)
Splendid !
I like it, click install and thank to job ;)
Very cool. I'll think I'll install this one.
Danke Nachtfalke,sieht ja ma heiss aus!!Klick Klick
Great job ....... installed
Das Teil wäre auch sehr schick fürs Frontend....
Beautiful. Thanks!
installed Thanks!
Since this is a very dark colorscheme, i was quite unhappy with the way, the php code of the plugins was displayed. After digging into it, i found an easy way to add a css class solely for this box. So if you would like to format the code box like I did (howewer, it really is not necessary), here is what I did:
Why you don't use the hook System for this "edit" ?
Plugin on admin_complete:
if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'edit' OR $_REQUEST['do'] == 'add' AND $vbulletin->GPC['pluginid'])
{
$html = ob_get_contents();