Theme as data
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  SysSingleton.oclsingleton.PickedThemeData , and the object found must ha Name:string and DerivedCSS:string
  SysSingleton.oclsingleton.PickedThemeData , and the object found must ha Name:string and DerivedCSS:string
An example model to both add this model section plus a UI to set CSS theming variables is found here: [[Model Examples|Theme Builder]]
An example model to both add this model section plus a UI to set CSS theming variables is found here: [[Model Examples|Theme Builder]]
== Basic example ==
This example sets the background of the navigation bar.
[[File:ThemeDataWithLink.PNG]]
[[File:DerivationOcl.PNG]]
Good to know:
- Corresponding rule in tkusercss.css file will override your value, if set.
- You will probably have to touch your web.config, restart your turnkey site and reload your page when testing.

Revision as of 13:31, 25 January 2021

MDriven Turnkey now has added support for keeping your theme and css as data within your app.

To have the CSS rules as data within the app rather than as a file on the server opens up other possibilities to react to other data and possibly change between multiple sets of css rules (themes) in runtime.

The pattern for Turnkey to discover for applying data as CSS is this:

SysSingleton.oclsingleton.PickedThemeData , and the object found must ha Name:string and DerivedCSS:string

An example model to both add this model section plus a UI to set CSS theming variables is found here: Theme Builder


Basic example

This example sets the background of the navigation bar.

ThemeDataWithLink.PNG

DerivationOcl.PNG

Good to know: - Corresponding rule in tkusercss.css file will override your value, if set. - You will probably have to touch your web.config, restart your turnkey site and reload your page when testing.

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