I am currently trying to change the UI for dictionary items in the back office and was wondering if anyone knew how I would inject my custom CSS file into the dictionary items iFrame?
It would also be handy if I didn't have to do any modifications to the original umbraco solution and could maybe do it with a plugin or something else.
I already have this implemented, but the CSS doesn't get included in the dictionary iframe, the only one that gets included is the umbraco.css which I don't want to mess around with in case I ever upgrade the solution to use another version.
I checked in the head tags in the iframe as well to see if any plugins or anything are being added and it doesn't look like they are. It seems that the iframe content is stock umbraco styles.
7.3 Dictionary iFrame CSS Injection
Hi all,
I am currently trying to change the UI for dictionary items in the back office and was wondering if anyone knew how I would inject my custom CSS file into the dictionary items iFrame?
It would also be handy if I didn't have to do any modifications to the original umbraco solution and could maybe do it with a plugin or something else.
Thanks!
Hi Charlie
Are you referring to something like this?
you can hack the back end office css by adding it in the plugin areas
http://24days.in/umbraco/2015/umbraco-7-back-office-tweaks/
Hi Nick,
Thanks for the reply.
I already have this implemented, but the CSS doesn't get included in the dictionary iframe, the only one that gets included is the umbraco.css which I don't want to mess around with in case I ever upgrade the solution to use another version.
I checked in the head tags in the iframe as well to see if any plugins or anything are being added and it doesn't look like they are. It seems that the iframe content is stock umbraco styles.
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