Here you can find some customization instructions and tips for projectroles and SODAR Core.
If some of the CSS definitions in {STATIC}/projectroles/css/projectroles.css
do not suit your purposes, it is possible to override them in your own includes. It is still recommended to include the "Flexbox page setup" section as provided.
In this chapter are examples of overrides you can place e.g. in project.css
to change certain defaults.
Hint
While not explicitly mentioned, some parameters may require the !important
argument to take effect on your site.
Warning
In the future we may instead offer a full Bootstrap 4 theme, which may deprecate current overriding/extending CSS classes.
If you wish to recolor the background of the static elements on the page (title bar, side bar and project navigation breadcrumb), add the following CSS overrides.
.sodar-base-navbar, .sodar-pr-sidebar, .sodar-pr-sidebar-nav {
background-color: #ff00ff;
}
.sodar-pr-navbar {
background-color: #00ff00;
}
If the sidebar is not wide enough for your liking or e.g. a name of an app overflowing, the sidebar can be resized with the following override:
.sodar-pr-sidebar {
width: 120px;
}
You can implement your own title bar by replacing the default base.html include of projectroles/_site_titlebar.html
with your own HTML or include.
When doing this, it is possible to include elements from the default title bar separately:
- Search form:
projectroles/_site_titlebar_search.html
- Site app and user operation dropdown:
projectroles/_site_titlebar_dropdown.html
See the templates themselves for further instructions.
If you want to add additional links not related to apps in the title bar, you can implement in the template file {SITE_NAME}/templates/include/_titlebar_nav.html
. This can be done for e.g. documentation links or linking to external sites. Example:
{# Example extra link #}
<li class="nav-item">
<a href="#" class="nav-link" id="site-extra-link-x" target="_blank">
<i class="fa fa-fw fa-question-circle"></i> Extra Link
</a>
</li>
An optional site icon can be placed into {STATIC}/images/logo_navbar.png
to be displayed in the default Projectroles title bar.
To add custom content in the end of the default project breadcrumb, use {% block nav_sub_project_extend %}
in your app template.
The entire breadcrumb element can be overridden by declaring {% block nav_sub_project %}
block in your app template.
Footer content can be specified in the optional template file {SITE_NAME}/templates/include/_footer.html
.
If the project and category labels don't match your use case, it is possible to change the labels displayed to the user by editing SODAR_CONSTANTS
in your Django site settings file. Example:
SODAR_CONSTANTS = get_sodar_constants(default=True)
SODAR_CONSTANTS['DISPLAY_NAMES']['CATEGORY'] = {
'default': 'not-a-category',
'plural': 'non-categories',
}
SODAR_CONSTANTS['DISPLAY_NAMES']['PROJECT'] = {
'default': 'not-a-project',
'plural': 'non-projects',
}
See more about overriding SODAR_CONSTANTS
here <app_projectroles_settings>
.
To print out these values in your views or templates, call the get_display_name()
function, which is available both as a template tag through projectroles_common_tags.py
and a general utility function in utils.py
. Capitalization and pluralization are handled by the function according to arguments. See the API documentation <app_projectroles_api>
for details.
Note
These changes will not affect role names or IDs and descriptions of Timeline events.