Is OpenERP skinnable? [closed] - open-source

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I've looked at the site of OpenERP and Google and have not found any reference to skins for OpenERP. I understand that the logo must be maintained but if I want to improve their appearance, is there any way to create skins?
Thanks in advance for your answers

override css classes. you can override css for each modules if you want. the main css is here->
openerp-7.0\openerp\addons\web\static\src\css
after addons folder every module can have own css,
openerp-7.0\openerp\addons\SOME_MODULE\static\src\css
it overrides main css.

In 6.0 web client layout (images and css) are in a folder like ...\openerp\web-client\addons\openerp\static. In 6.1 you can find the equivalent content at somewhere like ...\openerp\openerp-web\addons\web\static.
I believe that a ZIP file with a replacement for those folders could considered a skin.

changing the existing css and images can lead to update incompatible.
in openerp 6.1 you can add a module in web addons . and change the behavior of the existing css, images.
at time of starting server you just have to pass "--load=web,WEB_THEME_MODULE"

Making use of the web framework in version 6.1 I've set out to write a simple module to change basic css and images. You can find this module here http://apps.openerp.com/addon/7961.
The basic is working well but it is a work in progress as I hope to extend it in scope and fix minor issues. The source code is available in Launchpad for anyone to report bugs, or better yet, contribute some code. Find it here as web_theme.

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What is the best/most common way to create a website for a business? I would like to do the programming my self, and I don't want to do something like wordpress given the lack of full control. I've tried googling answers to this but all I find is sites recommending Wix or Wordpress. I've used Visual Studio in the past for ASP.NET, but I'd like to hear from someone with more knowledge.
My goal is to make a site would involve users being able to sign up and post results they have found, and although it sounds like something a cookie cuter forum model could handle there are some features that I don't see being able to handled by things like Wordpress or Wix.
"there are some features that I don't see being able to handled by things like Wordpress "
Not sure where you got this information from, but with a wordpress.org site, you can add or delete anything you want from a wordpress theme. All you need to do is create a child theme based on the parent theme you select and you can edit the child theme to your liking.
For more info, check this out creatingchildthemes
If you haven't installed WordPress yet, I made an easy tutorial marvelmoe.com/wordpress
One way you can do this is to make it on GitHub, by creating a repository and coding it there. Then,you can get a custom URL from GoDaddy. Then you will have a site. This is what I did to make my site, and it worked perfectly.

LTR to RTL converter [closed]

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I would like to convert (flip horizontally) my entire website to be used with RTL languages such as Hebrew and Arabic.
As far as I can imagine there are not a few properties I have to take care about in order to accomplish this task.
My website is pretty complicated in terms of CSS styling so I am looking for the most elegant and 100% working method to do so.
I have found some online tools but it seems they do not take care of every possible property and this simply breaks the website.
Can someone suggest a good and an elegant way?
Using different stylesheets for the RTL version:
This method became popular recently due to the rise of this plugins that automatically parse the CSS files and produce an RTL version.
1- Automate RTL and LTR language directions supoort With Grunt and Sass
2- Grunt plugin to convert CSS stylesheets between left-to-right and right-to-left
3- Bi App LESS
4- Bi App SASS
Also there is a Chrome extension called My Style This extension add a textarea to the pages the user visit. It is toggled by pressing ctrl + m. Whenever CSS declaration is added to it, it will affect all the pages on the this domain. The CSS isn’t removed until the user remove it manually. Using this extension, I start adding the overrides till I get the prefect result.
note: this answer collected from many sources and I did not test them, i hope it helps in someway, thanks !

How do I use HTML and CSS in an EXE [closed]

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I'm looking for a way to program with HTML and CSS and have it render in the form of a Windows application.
What is the best way to do this, so I don't have to get my hands too dirty using C++?
EDIT: I see seamonkey is very confused about what im asking, so ill explain. I want to program in HTML/CSS and use that program as an offline application instead of a webpage. Ive heard useful tips like including IE9's html renderer in my program and also using HTA files or even using Chrome apps. Im still open to other suggestions.
If you are using Visual Studio, you (in essesnce) embed the Internet Explorer viewer into your application. I have done it before and it is pretty easy. To do that, just create an MFC application then use the MFC WebBrowser Control
Here is an article on how to do that.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa752046(v=vs.85).aspx

From Code Editor to Wordpress [closed]

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I recently created a webpage for my using the Codepen online editor. I made it responsive and have everything in place to migrate it to my Wordpress page.
The only problem is I'm not sure how to migrate pure html/css to Wordpress. It seems by it's nature that Wordpress is structured around themes.
What suggestions do you have for migrating the code over so it works in Wordpress?
Also, since most of the coding I do is by hand (not using themes) is Wordpress the best site to use?
If that's ALL the site, then there's not much point in using wordpress - just make it static.
If you want to expand it later and think you'll need a CMS's data management tools, with Wordpress you will have to create a theme. But the bare minimum for that is only a index.php (put your code there) and a style.css (for the stylesheet, obviously).
Just make sure to also add the head markup to your site and you're good to go.
Any time you add a database -- wordpress, joomla or other -- you're slowing things down. If you're expecting to be managing over 50 pages, that's a good trade-off, but if not, you're probably not making use of the best parts of wordpress.
One thing with Codepen: It has a few helpers -- autoprefixer, normalizer, maybe you're using Sass? Built-in helpers. Make sure they are compiled into your final CSS/HTML.

What's the best option to migrate a large application from Twitter Bootstrap 2.3 to 3.0? [closed]

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I'm a junior .NET developer and our company has a ton of code in their main application. All of our css for the web application is using bootstrap 2.3. I've been assigned the task to migrate from 2.3 to the new 3.0. This update has a ton of major changes. I'm looking for any and all suggestions on how I can make this work efficiently without having to go into each file and change the class.
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Bootstrap 3 is a major upgrade. You will have to "manually" update the classes in each file, and in some cases change the structure of your markup. There are some tools that can help..
See:
Updating Bootstrap to version 3 - what do I have to do?
http://upgrade-bootstrap.bootply.com
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