hi there,

in my current theme-project, i need certain array-questions to stay at desktop view until the width of 665px (right now it jumps to mobile view at 768px). Is there a way to achieve this without overwriting the theme-core.css? I tried to overwrite the CSS and media queries for certain question-types, but I cannot fully "reset" the mobile view to desktop view as some CSS cannot be "unset". Also, I need to do this only for one theme, this should not apply to all themes on the limesurvey system - this is why i cannot overwrite the main template-core.css.

did anyone have a similar problem and knows how to solve this? in 2.7x, you could just remove some classes at the level of the question, but at 3.x those classes do not exist anymore.

thanks in advance!
stefanie

In config.php
But template-core must be in theme/config.xml i think.

@DenisChenu, can you please explain what that does (or point to documentation)?

tpartner wrote: @DenisChenu, can you please explain what that does (or point to documentation)?

This remove the css file from template-core package

But since this need a better solution
1. i think template-core must be in config.xml of theme
2. This solution offer an alternative way : github.com/LimeSurvey/LimeSurvey/pull/1152 not to update media query, but to disable it on some question.

Then no manual update since it's unstable currently.

1. i think template-core must be in config.xml of theme

I totally agree.

Hi everyone,
thanks for your feedback. Unfortunately, removing the template core file for the whole system won't help since there are 2-3 different templates used and others are based on the core template file. Only this special version is having problems with the specifications from the core file.
Are there any other approaches you can think of?

@Tony: Would some JS to remove the template-core.css file from the DOM do the trick if we add a "custom" template-core CSS file using the config.XML file of this template?

To remove template-core.css for a specific theme, add this to your custom.js file:


Of course, you will also want to copy the contents of template-core.css to your custom.css file and modify as required.

With config : you can remove css from template-core, BUT add a dependance to another css file too for example.

But best solution seems to put template-core in package (with the rtl system because it's NEEDED).

another way to do:

in the config.xml of the theme:

see:

The remove keyword:
www.limesurvey.org/manual/New_Template_S...x#The_remove_keyword

Thanks, this worked!