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[Feature Request] Login page body should have a body class for styling #369
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Hey @pekka thanks again for the suggestion. We are completely re-writing the theming/asset system in Backpack v6 (due next months). I think this could be a good idea at first glance, need to check if it's scalable/maintanable but it's seems like a good approach. Thanks for sharing your solution! 🙏 I will add this to v6 development branch so that we talk about it later! Wish you the best 👍 |
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oohhh that is very good to know. Looking forward to it. |
The login page (and other pages that use the
plain.blade.php
template) should have a body CSS class that allows us to target specific pages for styling.To achieve this, I did this in my local copy of
plain.blade.php
which on the login page results in
But there might be a more elegant, Laravel-y way.
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