Clarify doc on template overrides
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.. tip::
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A blank or null value disable this feature.
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A blank or null value disable this feature.
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Custom CSS file
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cp -a ../bootstrap/css/ .
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mkdir images
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Then create symbolic links on template files, as you might not want to
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rewrite all HTML code (else, do as you want).
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Then create a folder for template overrides
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@ -187,20 +186,26 @@ rewrite all HTML code (else, do as you want).
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mkdir myskin
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cd myskin/
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We include some template files that can be customized:
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LemonLDAP::NG contains templates that are made for common customization, these
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particular templates do not need any modification when you upgrade
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LemonLDAP::NG:
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- customhead.tpl : HTML header markups (like CSS, js inclusion)
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- customheader.tpl : HTML code in the header
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- customfooter.tpl : HTML code in the footer
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- customLoginHeader.tpl : HTML code in the login header
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- customLoginFooter.tpl : HTML code in the login footer
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- ``customhead.tpl`` : HTML header markups (like CSS, js inclusion)
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- ``customheader.tpl`` : HTML code in the header
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- ``customfooter.tpl`` : HTML code in the footer
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- ``customLoginHeader.tpl`` : HTML code in the login header
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- ``customLoginFooter.tpl`` : HTML code in the login footer
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To use custom files, copy them into your skin folder:
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To use override these files, copy them into your skin folder:
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cp ../bootstrap/custom* .
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Any other template file can also be overriden, be sure you check
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:doc:`upgrade notes <upgrade>` for important updates in your overriden template
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files.
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Then you can add your media to ``myskin/images``, you will be able to
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use them in HTML template with this code:
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