DISQUS

Duncan Smart · 1 year ago

You could use IIS virtual directories. That's what we use for customisations to our web app. Virtual dirs "override" physical dirs with the same name.

eibrahim · 1 year ago

But how would you make that configurable through the web.config?

dbonchabo · 1 year ago

hey is there a way i can have the hokie talkk theme

dbonchabo · 1 year ago

i meant the source code cause i like how it looks clean that the other code

dbonchabo · 1 year ago

is there a way to make the script that people can upload there own images and if they dont have images the can activate gravatar to be used

eibrahim · 1 year ago

dbonchabo: Actually, I checked with virginia tech and it turns out that it's a trademark violation to use their logo and hokie bird, so I am taking it down. Plus it would make my designer very angry, if I start giving away his work for free :) But stay tuned, we will be releasing more information about how to customize your own themes.

Yes, you can change the code to upload images or do whatever you want it to do. We are currently working on a hosted version that will let you customize all theses aspects, you can signup for a private beta at www.yonkly.com

Saurabh · 7 months ago

Hi,

What are you doing in <%= ThemeHelper.GetCss() %> ???

I tried it, but i didn't find ThemeHelper in Asp.Net MVC 1.0

please explain how did you create <%=ThemeHelper.GetCss() %>

and what are you doing in <%=ThemeHelper.GetCss() %>


Kind Regards,
Saurabh

eibrahim · 5 months ago

This is a custom class that I wrote that simply returns the path to the css file based on the current theme.