Portal Styling

jealbr · February 29, 2016

I've looked and haven't really been able to find much info on styling and such. The user manual of for the Portal is seriously outdated, as apparently the WYSIWYG editor is no longer there.

I'm just trying to setup a better layout and not having much success.... especially since I'm not wanting to invest time to do the html myself.

Michael · February 29, 2016

I've looked and haven't really been able to find much info on styling and such. The user manual of for the Portal is seriously outdated, as apparently the WYSIWYG editor is no longer there.

I'm just trying to setup a better layout and not having much success.... especially since I'm not wanting to invest time to do the html myself.

You can change the colours: Settings > Look and Feel > Clients

You can edit the portal and structure.pdt to change the feel, but you need to explain what you are trying to do. There's a few free themes here: https://licensecart.com/premade-themes#Free

jealbr · March 1, 2016

Not really theme changes (although integration into wordpress would be nice), but perhaps a list of shortcodes....etc. Also, did they remove the WYSIWYG editor from the portal?

Tyson · March 1, 2016

Not really theme changes (although integration into wordpress would be nice), but perhaps a list of shortcodes....etc. Also, did they remove the WYSIWYG editor from the portal?

Yes, the WYSIWYG was automatically "correcting" some HTML, which conflicts with the default markup included with the Portal, so we opted to remove it.

What theme changes are you looking to accomplish? Integrating any two independent systems, like Blesta and Wordpress, is going to require some HTML changes at minimum.

Michael · March 1, 2016

Not really theme changes (although integration into wordpress would be nice), but perhaps a list of shortcodes....etc. Also, did they remove the WYSIWYG editor from the portal?

Wordpress is a security hackers heaven so having that would just lead to fun times but if you have too see:

- http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1725-blesta-wordpress-bridge-screen-shots/?hl=wordpress+bridge

- http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/2050-wordpress-blesta-easy-integration/?hl=wordpress

If you want Joomla you can use J!Blesta but again Joomla is just as bad as Wordpress just not a lot of exports like Wordpress:

- http://www.blesta.com/forums/index.php?/topic/1717-plugin-jblesta/?p=13407