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    Fresh screenshots link: http://www.box.com/s/t5dg6qeh7j8363vspbhi

    "Default" Back-End Template Style Patch from beeGOODi studio

    MODX Revolution v.2.2.x only!


    Current version #: 12.3
    Download index.css file: http://www.box.com/s/1vgm6nzscpv4vmopuf50

    Target path: REVO ROOT "\manager\templates\default\css\"

    Note:

    Best practice - is to apply the patch prior to MODX installation.


    If default manager theme doesn't change after patch:
    go to "System Settings", find "Use Compressed CSS" set it to "No".



    Do not forget to clear your browser cache.


    You can use the contents of the patch is free.
    beeGOODi studio is not responsible for the troubles of using this patch.
    beeGOODi studio: http://www.beeGOODi.com [ed. note: universelab last edited this post 12 years, 11 months ago.]
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      cool
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        Current version #: 11.1
          • 10208 ☆ A M B ☆
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          Exactly how does one install the patch before one installs MODX?

          Smack me if this is a stupid question... but I don't see how I can install something into something that doesn't exist.

          Otherwise... looks like something I'd install and be happy about. If I had a location to install it, that is. :~}
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            Apply the patch to the files before running the installer, I would presume.
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              Ah... got it.

              So what does one do if it's already installed? I'm speculating here, but would I apply the patch to the files, and then re-run setup?

              Thank you Susan :~}
                Frogabog- MODX Websites in Portland Oregon
                "Do yourself a favor and get a copy of "MODX - The Official Guide" by Bob Ray. Read it.
                Having server issues? These guys have MODX Hosting perfected - SkyToaster
                • 28042 ☆ A M B ☆
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                Clearing the cache should work. Go to core/cache and delete all the folders there. MODx will re-generate all the caches.
                  Studying MODX in the desert - http://sottwell.com
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                  @Frogabog
                  Try clearing your browser cache.
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                    Thank you. I like it. It works great, cache didn't need to be cleared on one site (local). I installed it on a live site, cleared cache within the manager and all is well. It'll be handy for when I'm not using my machine.

                    This will have to be re-installed after upgrading, yes?

                    One extra thing I did, was to save the original index.css file with a new name. Call me paranoid... :~}

                    Have you considered making it a package?
                      Frogabog- MODX Websites in Portland Oregon
                      "Do yourself a favor and get a copy of "MODX - The Official Guide" by Bob Ray. Read it.
                      Having server issues? These guys have MODX Hosting perfected - SkyToaster
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                      Yes, this will have to be re-installed after upgrading.
                      Have you considered making it a package? =) Thanks for your idea, I'll think about it.