Hello,
it is great that most settings allow for customizations right there in small code windows.
What would be the best practice for customizations that go beyond that?
My main concern is to stay as future-proof as possible - so the site does not brake on future updates AND the customizations do not get overwritten. So, kind of an override, added to the general code structure, rather than directly editing cached files, as recommended in the topic "X3 self-hosted Google fonts".
Regards
Richard
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X3 Photo Gallery Support Forums
Re: Best practice of customizations
This was a temporary fix that will be resolved in next release (in a few weeks) by using fonts.bunny.net.RIIID wrote:as recommended in the topic "X3 self-hosted Google fonts".
It depends on what you intend to do, because there is CSS, Javascript and PHP. PHP is no, unless you want to edit templates, but this is not recommended. For both CSS and Javascript, you can already include your own from panel Settings > Custom > Custom Javascript and Custom CSS, which will always remain after updating.RIIID wrote:What would be the best practice for customizations that go beyond that?
My main concern is to stay as future-proof as possible - so the site does not brake on future updates AND the customizations do not get overwritten.
Re: Best practice of customizations
Thank you.
Great to hear about the use of fonts.bunny.net.Just trying to get an idea, how X3 is engineered.
Great to hear about the use of fonts.bunny.net.Just trying to get an idea, how X3 is engineered.