I am creating a custom listview layout and I was just wondering if anyone knows the locations of the default listview html / css setup.
I've seen a few tutorials regarding creating a custom listview but they generally start from their own html.
I basically want to re-use the default listview and work from that. My changes are very minimal such as a couple of color changes based on data variants. I dont see the point of creating a whole new layout from scratch when I can work with whats already there.
and these are compiled into a single minified css file:
/umbraco/assets/css/umbraco.css
I'd tend to avoid updating the files directly in the Umbraco folder, they are hard to maintain through an Umbraco upgrade - but maybe you could perhaps copy the html into the app_plugins folder and use this as the starting point for your custom view?
Umbraco Custom ListView Layout - Re-using default layout
Hi Peeps,
I am creating a custom listview layout and I was just wondering if anyone knows the locations of the default listview html / css setup.
I've seen a few tutorials regarding creating a custom listview but they generally start from their own html.
I basically want to re-use the default listview and work from that. My changes are very minimal such as a couple of color changes based on data variants. I dont see the point of creating a whole new layout from scratch when I can work with whats already there.
Thanks in advanced.
David
Hi David
I think the files you are looking for are located here:
/umbraco/views/propertyeditors/listview/layouts/list/list.html
and
/umbraco/views/propertyeditors/listview/layouts/grid/grid.html
The styles are in a LESS file in the Umbraco source here:
https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco-CMS/blob/dd6e764588d22ef2b7bce01fd504ece89834f181/src/Umbraco.Web.UI.Client/src/less/listview.less
and these are compiled into a single minified css file:
/umbraco/assets/css/umbraco.css
I'd tend to avoid updating the files directly in the Umbraco folder, they are hard to maintain through an Umbraco upgrade - but maybe you could perhaps copy the html into the app_plugins folder and use this as the starting point for your custom view?
regards
Marc
Hi Marc,
Thanks. I think this is exactly what I'm looking for.
Yeah I planned to do exactly how you suggested and copy the style / html out into my plugin and start from there.
Kind Regards
David
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