lupinglade
Senior Member
A new feature in HaikuHelper allows easily customizing and selectively overriding parts of an Interface to tailor to your needs via the Interface.plist file included with any Interface.
Here's a quick preview/sample of how to apply a CSS theme to the Default web interface. This is the easiest way to stylize/lightly customize the Default interface. Of course you can go all out and write your own interface and customize HaikuHelper completely, too!
To use, simply unzip and place the "Black" folder into your HaikuHelper Interfaces folder (use the menu bar to select Web > Show Interfaces Folder... to locate this folder). Then go into the Settings window for your controller in HaikuHelper and under the Web tab, choose Black as the Interface. You may need to hit the little reload circle button next to the Interface selection list first.
Link: http://www.nullriver.com/~lupinglade/Black.zip
PS. The CSS file is only tested/written for Safari currently. But could be easily customized for other supported browsers as well.
Here's a quick preview/sample of how to apply a CSS theme to the Default web interface. This is the easiest way to stylize/lightly customize the Default interface. Of course you can go all out and write your own interface and customize HaikuHelper completely, too!
To use, simply unzip and place the "Black" folder into your HaikuHelper Interfaces folder (use the menu bar to select Web > Show Interfaces Folder... to locate this folder). Then go into the Settings window for your controller in HaikuHelper and under the Web tab, choose Black as the Interface. You may need to hit the little reload circle button next to the Interface selection list first.
Link: http://www.nullriver.com/~lupinglade/Black.zip
PS. The CSS file is only tested/written for Safari currently. But could be easily customized for other supported browsers as well.
