I have a lot of index pages (around 30) with quite long names. The tabs are distributed on different lines but they overlap so it is difficult, if not impossible, to read the tab label. I have modified the css inside the header.html file in order to fix the problem, but of course everytime I update the plugin I have to do the work again. Is there a way to get rid of this problem?
Thank for filing this Davide! Is the CSS that you alter something that works for small amounts of tabs too, that it could just be changed in the actual HTML Publisher code? Or does it only look good / work for large numbers of tabs? If the former, please feel free to submit a PR at https://github.com/jenkinsci/htmlpublisher-plugin. If not, feel free to suggest a style/design change that handles both cases
A basic solution to the problem requires only a line in the CSS to be changed (it will look good even with a small amount of tabs). So I will follow your suggestion and I will submit a PR.
Anyway it will be cool to have the possibility to link a completly custom css. I use htmlpublisher alongside the concordion plugin and I would like to keep the styles aligned (see the image attached)
A basic solution to the problem requires only a line in the CSS to be changed (it will look good even with a small amount of tabs). So I will follow your suggestion and I will submit a PR.
Anyway it will be cool to have the possibility to link a completly custom css. I use htmlpublisher alongside the concordion plugin and I would like to keep the styles aligned (see the image attached)
A basic solution to the problem requires only a line in the CSS to be changed (it will look good even with a small amount of tabs).
So I will follow your suggestion and I will submit a PR.
Anyway it will be cool to have the possibility to link a completly custom css.
I use htmlpublisher alongside the concordion plugin and I would like to keep the styles aligned (see the image attached). So if there is the chance to add a field in the job configuration page, where to put an URL of a custom CSS that, if present, will override the default one...that would be the best solution I think.
A basic solution to the problem requires only a line in the CSS to be changed (it will look good even with a small amount of tabs). So I will follow your suggestion and I will submit a PR.
Anyway it will be cool to have the possibility to link a completly custom css. I use htmlpublisher alongside the concordion plugin and I would like to keep the styles aligned (see the image attached).
!customStyle.PNG|thumbnail!
So if there is the chance to add a field in the job configuration page, where to put an URL of a custom CSS that, if present, will override the default one...that would be the best solution I think.
A basic solution to the problem requires only a line in the CSS to be changed (it will look good even with a small amount of tabs). So I will follow your suggestion and I will submit a PR.
Anyway it will be cool to have the possibility to link a completly custom css. I use htmlpublisher alongside the concordion plugin and I would like to keep the styles aligned (see the image attached).
!customStyle.PNG|thumbnail!
So if there is the chance to add a field in the job configuration page, where to put an URL of a custom CSS ( that, if present, will override the default one...)that would be the best solution I think.