Harvey Tindall
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Now uses a customized bootstrap that looks something like Jellyfin. Some small ui changes were needed. This be overridden by downloading bs5's css and using the custom_css option if you don't like it. sass file is included for your own modification. Changes made to master have been added also. |
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| README.md | ||
| bs5-jf.css | ||
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| bs5-jf.scss | ||
| compile.sh | ||
README.md
SCSS
bs5-jf.scsscontains the source for the customizations to bootstrap. To customize the UI, you can make modifications to this file and then compile it.
Note: assumes that bootstrap is installed in ../node_modules/bootstrap relative to itself.
- Compilation requires a sass compiler of your choice, and
postcss-cli,autoprefixer+clean-css-clifrom npm. - If you're using
sassc, run./compile.sh bs5-jf.scssin this directory. This will create a .css file, and minified .css file. - For
node-sass, replace thesasscline incompile.shwith
node-sass --output-style expanded --precision 6 $1 $css_file
and run as above.
- If you're building from source, copy the minified css to
<jf-accounts git directory>/jellyfin_accounts/data/static/bs5-jf.css. - If you're just customizing your install, set
custom_cssin your config as the path to your minified css.
