Yes, I just posted above.
Go to the folder /js in the root of the application. Open all the JavaScript files in there. Do a search for 44.0.0 and replace each instant with 45.0.0
Make this edit in both the chunk~.js and app~.js files.
Can you upload the files you usedFrom the root folder. /js so ~/public_html/js
Here. Replace This Folder With Your Js FolderCan you upload the files you used
I customized all the css on mine. Why do you ask?@djav1985 did you try to customize the login area?
i stuck logging area , need to know how to change login pageI customized all the css on mine. Why do you ask?
Thanks you very much <3logout and go back to the login page, if using chrome right click and goto inspect. You can see all the css that way and what file and line everything is on to edit it. there are 2 files app-~.css and chunk-~.css you can either directly edit or append to chunk-~.css.
The way this app is built you will need to use .SELECTOR > .SELECTOR and .SELECTOR .SELECTOR:nth-child(#) type of selectors to target things and not change others.
If you don't know what > is or :nth-child(#) i would suggest reading a bit more on CSS
You can also use this chrome extension to edit and output css to append to chunk-~.css to make changes.
Yes its nulled. Its 1.5 but if you look thought the past posts there's a link to 1.7 floating around that is nulled as well.Can someone confirm null status of it please
I am using WordPress, I need to create a custom Login, Signup page direct login to the app builder, I hope you understandHere's a bit of my css for the login:
This sets your login page background. Cause I used a dark color with a background I had to use the next included css to set the logged in users background:
body,
.v-application--wrap {
background-color: #4b5161;
background-image: url("/img/debut-light.png");
background-repeat: repeat;
}
This set the background color for the logged in user in the main content area. I did this cause I didn't want the login page and main content to have same background:
.layout > .v-main > .v-main__wrap {
height: 100vh;
background-color: #ffffff;
}
.layout > .v-main > .v-main__wrap > .container {
background-color: #ffffff;
}
This is the login box, I added padding, border and color:
.v-application--wrap > .v-main > .v-main__wrap {
background-color: #ffffff;
padding: 20px;
margin-top: 60px;
border-radius: 10px;
border: 2px solid #66cc33;
}
you are amazingHere's a bit of my css for the login:
This sets your login page background. Cause I used a dark color with a background I had to use the next included css to set the logged in users background:
body,
.v-application--wrap {
background-color: #4b5161;
background-image: url("/img/debut-light.png");
background-repeat: repeat;
}
This set the background color for the logged in user in the main content area. I did this cause I didn't want the login page and main content to have same background:
.layout > .v-main > .v-main__wrap {
height: 100vh;
background-color: #ffffff;
}
.layout > .v-main > .v-main__wrap > .container {
background-color: #ffffff;
}
This is the login box, I added padding, border and color:
.v-application--wrap > .v-main > .v-main__wrap {
background-color: #ffffff;
padding: 20px;
margin-top: 60px;
border-radius: 10px;
border: 2px solid #66cc33;
}
That I do not know. You could use an iframe. Basically embed the entire app in WordPressI am using WordPress, I need to create a custom Login, Signup page direct login to the app builder, I hope you understand
/cssyou are amazing
Can you send the path to these files
yep. but that's not professional , anyway thanks for the help bro <3That I do not know. You could use an iframe. Basically embed the entire app in WordPress