Re: Weird looking admin [RESOLVED]
Posted: Mon Oct 13, 2014 4:39 am
hey dude
Thanks:D Will check it up now.
Thanks:D Will check it up now.
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Thanks this fixed it for me changing the mime-type as stated.neufke wrote:The problem is, as mentioned earlier, the fact that the mime type isn't handled in standard server installations. If you run your own server 2008/2012 you need to add the mime-type .less with type text/css to the mime-types list. I you are running opencart with an ISP you can ask their support department to handle it for you (to my knowledge this problem only arises with windows servers)
The less css is a new standard way of using css in your website. Uncommenting the line you said just loads the "old" type css . Both types of css are wright so there is no wrong, the .less type just has a lot more features.
Absolutely perfect fix!!! Thank you very very much it is very appreciated!Steelrat wrote:If anyone is still having issues with odd admin screens, starting from the login, I found the following.
File header.tpl in admin/view/template/common has the following line commented out:
<!--
<link href="view/javascript/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.css" rel="stylesheet" media="screen" />
//-->
Remove <!-- and //--> and all the problems go away.
Hi, where do you find the plugins/system/etc..sbohler wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2016 11:54 pmFriends, I've been experiencing the same/similar symptoms ad tried the suggestions above with no success.HOWEVER... I did discover that my
- Dashboard: messed up
- Products listing: toast
- Image manager: utterly unuseable
- Other improper formatting and unuseability issues
plugins/system/mijoshopjquery/mijoshopjquery/bootstrap/less/bootstrap.less was forbidden to the browser as suggested above. I did the following to effect repair:
In my .htaccess I allowed access to this folder:All problems solved, for me. I hope this helps you.
- plugins/system/mijoshopjquery/mijoshopjquery/bootstrap/less
Scott Bohler