[SOLVED];Modifying Security Panel layout

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foffen
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[SOLVED];Modifying Security Panel layout

Post by foffen »

So, the security panel is awesome, but imho it is terribly ugly. Not to seem ungrateful but i plan on displaying it 24/7 on a android tablet on the wall and it doesn't look very good.

So I tried mixing it up a little and just as an experiment, I downloaded a new webfont and saved it in /secpanel/font and changed the font from audiowide to segoe in secpanel/css/font.less and then calling for segoe in /secpanel/css/style.less, according to my theory this should alter the font.

The problem is that it doesn't update, when i look in the file domoticz/www/secpanel/css/fonts.less on the pi I see my changes and they are saved to disk, but when i browse and view the source of http://domoticz:8080/secpanel/css/font.less my changes aren't in there, it's just the original version?

I searched the pi for

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find / -iname "font.less"
but I only fond one instance of the file.

I understand that I am missing something but what? Do I have to publish the changes somehow or what?

:?:
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Re: Modifying Security Panel layout

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The file might be cached, try a different browser if that works clear your cache.
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Re: Modifying Security Panel layout

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Sneezydevil wrote:The file might be cached, try a different browser if that works clear your cache.
Well, I wish I could give you a witty answer to your obvious answer but alas i cannot since you are correct :oops: although I thought shift+f5 had that exact function, I appear to be wrong.
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Re: [SOLVED];Modifying Security Panel layout

Post by mschut »

foffen wrote:... i plan on displaying it 24/7 on a android tablet on the wall ...
About displaying it 24/7 on an Android. What is a good way to do this? I mean, I would want this but only in a way so that it is

-) Diplayed full screen
-) The user had no option to use buttons, like back.

In essence, I would like to ONLY be able to see and use the Control Panel of Domoticz. Is there a way for this?

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Re: [SOLVED];Modifying Security Panel layout

Post by gbuico »

May be I'm missing or not understanding something.
This post shows "solved" in the subject, BUT
1) I can't see a solution
2) There is no answer to the last post

These things are exactly what I'm trying to do right now, plus something else.
The something else is that I'd like to have control on what is displayed... specifically to send a message refusing to arm the system if there are alarm conditions...

What am I missing?

Thank you
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