OpenMeetings has the possibility to style your instance by using a custom css file (webapps/openmeetings/css/custom.css
). This page should be used to share your work, give some hints and to show examples.
How to use custom.css:The change of the chat typing icon is quite easy. Use right mouseclick on the icon an choose inspect element (or similar) to find a usable selector. Put some lines of code in your custom.css and reload the room.
Result: |
Instructions:This theme is provided by VCRP . Main goal is to adapt the look of the OpenMeetings rooms to the look of our LMS, where OM is used integrated. Therefore the Icons are mostly replaced by a set of dark gray ones. Custom.css is a teamwork of some people. Thats why it is not well structured. Cleanup task is missing. All used icons have a CC BY 4.0 license (see license.md in the package) and require the source to be cited in a prominent place when using them. Some elements are hidden and some elements are styled different to preserve the look and feel of the LMS.
To safely remove some elements we add some anchors to the translation files. On Linux you could use this code:
These changes takes place after restart of OpenMeetings. Copy contens of cliparts in the zip file( as wanted) to /SERVER/pathtoOM/webapps/openmeetings/public/cliparts/ , css/images to /SERVER/paththOM/webapps/openmeetings/css/images/ and css/custom.css-file to /SERVER/pathtoOM/webapps/openmeetings/css/. These changes will be visible after room reload. To use the minified version you need to replace the custom.css file with it. |
download vcrp_monochrome_theme_v4.zip
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