* web_editor, theme_bootswatch
Instead of having an entirely dedicated system for theme options in a
third tab of the left panel, those theme options are now simple snippet
options. See the customizeWebsite generic method.
This allows to make any option available in the third tab or on any
meaningful element like the header or the footer. This also allows to
take advantage of all the features of the left panel: dependencies,
visibility update, etc.
Note: same as before, those changes do apply the color/size/layout
immediately on the website, even if not saved. Changing that behavior
is complex and might be the job of another task.
Part of https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/41166
task-2088298
Without demo data, for the odoo-master transifex project
closesodoo/odoo#41935
X-original-commit: dab7670b73506fb3a835695ee3bd735e0c5e5c2b
Related: odoo/enterprise#7287
Signed-off-by: Martin Trigaux (mat) <mat@odoo.com>
Followup of a425695e
The terms were back in 12.0
Courtesy of Juan José Scarafía
closesodoo/odoo#41624
X-original-commit: 85d0c7001a997748d7691205bbb8d066597591a5
Signed-off-by: Martin Trigaux (mat) <mat@odoo.com>
*: theme_bootswatch, theme_default
Before this commit, the first time a website was loading a theme, it would
not be redirected to the frontend afterward (even if that theme was already
installed on another website).
Any other theme installation on that website would redirect to frontend as it
should.
Indeed, the first time it would use the `act_url` returned by `next()` which
would only be called during the first time installation on the website.
All the `ir.action.todo` related to themes can be removed anyway, as you can't
install directly a theme. It can only be installed through website settings >
load a theme.
In which case we will always want to redirect to frontend.
task-2070463
closesodoo/odoo#37306
Signed-off-by: Jérémy Kersten (jke) <jke@openerp.com>
* web, theme_bootswatch
Improvement of https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/02a321cffb2da60a86b960e75c445e37094567b4
- Clarify the name of the support font (to distinguish it from standard
and google fonts and avoid confusion with Noto Sans and Noto Serif).
- Make sure the support font is added and can be added for all font
definitions in odoo scss files thanks to a scss function.
Could be backported in 12.0 if judged necessary.
Part of https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/37293
* theme_bootswatch, theme_default, website_theme_install
This commit makes use of the new 'auto' widget for font selection:
instead of enabling a template which will enable a scss file which sets
a font variable to a specific value... we directly allow to do a scss
custo which sets that value.
The code in charge of resetting font customizations on theme switching
is also moved and refactored here in website (instead of being specific
to each theme).
Part of https://github.com/odoo/odoo/pull/33442
task-1974659
Co-authored-by: qsm-odoo <qsm@odoo.com>
The basic font-family offered on Odoo do not support a large set of characters
and rely on the system fonts for non-latin languages
On a system without specific fonts installed, the characters were replaced by �
For Hebrew, the system sans-serif font (at least on Windows pc) was too small.
Rely on the unicode-range range CSS descriptor to load a font only for a
specific range of unicode code.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/%40font-face/unicode-range
This way, the fonts are ignored for English text (and you don't have to load
the fonts of every possible language).
Add Noto fonts that covers many charsets.
There is an heavy version for many charset and lighter ones for Arabic and Hebrew
More ranges can be added later
Serve the fonts on our CDN to avoid shipping several MB of fonts for everyone
but lazyload it when needed.
Fixesodoo/odoo#32228Fixesodoo/odoo#21781
* portal, theme_bootswatch, web, web_editor, website
With less2sass and bs3tobs4 tasks, the assets structure was reviewed to
handle the specificities of both framework and to prepare for our next
odoo tasks. In particular, the assets_helpers and bootstrap overrides
were basically split into 4 parts: utils, primary variables, secondary
variables and bootstrap variables.
(see https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/6e4db7d13a926845bf82f5b035afede42d6d5a89)
Using the !default system for the bootstrap variables parts seems now
a good improvement. This is part of what this commit does: adding the
default flag for all bootstrap variables overrides and inverting the
order of the files in the _assets_backend_helpers and
_assets_frontend_helpers templates. This allows to avoid code like this:
portal:
```
$body-bg: white;
```
website:
```
@if $var != null {
$body-bg: $var;
}
```
This code makes the body white with portal or equal to $var with website
if $var has a value. The same behavior in the new file order is achieved
with:
website:
```
$body-bg: $var !default;
```
portal:
```
$body-bg: white !default;
```
This order is now also followed for the _assets_secondary_variables
templates (there are only a few).
This commit also make better assets hierarchy by making website inherit
from portal assets (instead of web) and portal inherit from web_editor
assets (instead of web) (thus relying on strong dependencies instead of
installation order which is not always right for migrated databases).
closesodoo/odoo#29757
* website
Default web_editor/website colors and other bootstrap related variables
took precedence over some bootswatch overriddes. While we have the
control with Odoo themes, theme bootswatch is a library we do not want
to modify. This commit removes the web_editor and website customizations
when bootswatch is installed.
Closes https://github.com/odoo/odoo/issues/27821closesodoo/odoo#27855
Martin Trigaux