
Where can I download altered templates. I am really finding it hard to create my own and its quite urgent. Kind Regards, Rob Lange Business Solutions Manager Business Solutions Unit ICT SASSA, Eastern Cape Office : (043) 707 6436 Fax : 0866010239 Cell : 0824575444 E-mail : RobL@sassa.gov.za ______________________________________________________________________ This outbound email has been scanned by the IS Mail Control service. For more information please visit http://www.is.co.za ______________________________________________________________________

Altered templates for what exactly? what are you wanting to change?
If it's the main GUI then my response would be "why?", in the past 6 years
that I've used OTRS one of the things I've learned to do more and more is
not bother tweaking the GUI. The reason being is that the OTRS code is
evolving fast, if you stick with their GUI and only enable/disable/tweak
things using SysConfig then you will have no (or very few) issues when it
comes to upgrade. If you bolt on a custom theme or start changing DTL
files, then someone has to be maintaining that theme/files to ensure that
it works with newer versions of OTRS and you don't lose out on new
functionality and then on an upgrade reapply any custom changes that you've
made.
Within SysConfig there are options to change various logos around the
system and in the end that was good enough for me.
The "themes" functionality within OTRS really does need an overhaul to
prevent this. Switching to a CSS skinning type model might be alot more
flexible for people and not require as much effort to customise OTRS, but
this would mean alot of overhaul to the current DTL files to reduce the use
of tables, CSS everything etc.
Steve
On 16 August 2012 07:05, Rob Lange
Where can I download altered templates. I am really finding it hard to create my own and its quite urgent.
Kind Regards,
Rob Lange Business Solutions Manager Business Solutions Unit ICT SASSA, Eastern Cape Office : (043) 707 6436 Fax : 0866010239 Cell : 0824575444 E-mail : RobL@sassa.gov.za
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Hi Steven!
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 9:37 AM, Steven Carr
The "themes" functionality within OTRS really does need an overhaul to prevent this. Switching to a CSS skinning type model might be alot more flexible for people and not require as much effort to customise OTRS, but this would mean alot of overhaul to the current DTL files to reduce the use of tables, CSS everything etc.
Since 3.x we really have the 'skinning' functionality in place to modify the look and feel of your OTRS. It is quite easy to use CSS to change the layout of OTRS if you want. There is hardly any table-based markup anywhere anymore, except for when OTRS really displays, well, tabular data. -- Mike

Cool, maybe it's something I might take a look at again. But after being
bitten by it a few years back I just tend to leave it alone and stick with
out-of-the-box, it does everything I need and you can remove just about all
of the "OTRS" branding using SysConfig and custom images.
Steve
On 16 August 2012 13:49, Michiel Beijen
Hi Steven!
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 9:37 AM, Steven Carr
wrote: The "themes" functionality within OTRS really does need an overhaul to prevent this. Switching to a CSS skinning type model might be alot more flexible for people and not require as much effort to customise OTRS, but this would mean alot of overhaul to the current DTL files to reduce the use of tables, CSS everything etc.
Since 3.x we really have the 'skinning' functionality in place to modify the look and feel of your OTRS. It is quite easy to use CSS to change the layout of OTRS if you want. There is hardly any table-based markup anywhere anymore, except for when OTRS really displays, well, tabular data.
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