Configure resources (plugin/css,etc) loading order

[matiasamail]

It would be really helpfull to be able to set loading order of css, js, plugins...
I was trying to override some CSS (from theme and plugins), and I saw that my css gets loaded before the plugin with the CSS I need to override, so it could get really messy trying to override some rules of the styles loaded after my custom CSS.

I may help to complete the feature, I know the basis of PHP.

[aljawaid]

Hello, I'm not sure if this is possible to resolve the issues you have.

Which plugins are you trying to override? Maybe there is a different way... if you cannot access the css file of the particular plugin.

[matiasamail]

Hi, thanks for answering. ApplicationBranding is one of them.
Right now what I did is modify the "layout.php" file, adding a link at the bottom of to a custom stylesheet.
It solves the issue. It's just a bit nasty.

[aljawaid]

Hi, thanks for answering. ApplicationBranding is one of them.
Right now what I did is modify the "layout.php" file, adding a link at the bottom of to a custom stylesheet.
It solves the issue. It's just a bit nasty.

ApplicationBranding is a plugin that I created. Create an issue in that repository and show a few details or screenshots/examples and I will see if I can adjust the plugin.

[matiasamail]

Thanks for your help.
I don't think that modifying the plugin will do it. I mean, probably the best thing would be for kanboard to have by default (via the UI) a way to add custom css/js that gets loaded after all plugins are loaded.
So unless such functionality can be done in the plugin, I'll still have to modify the "layout.php" to load custom css.
I have to tweak the styling of various items (made by more than one plugin).

[aljawaid]

Thanks for your help.
I don't think that modifying the plugin will do it. I mean, probably the best thing would be for kanboard to have by default (via the UI) a way to add custom css/js that gets loaded after all plugins are loaded.
So unless such functionality can be done in the plugin, I'll still have to modify the "layout.php" to load custom css.
I have to tweak the styling of various items (made by more than one plugin).

So as a thought...
There is a hook at the bottom of the layout. I can use that to resolve this I think.

[matiasamail]

You mean the bottom of the < body > section? It would be a weird place, but it may work.

[aljawaid]

You mean the bottom of the < body > section? It would be a weird place, but it may work.

It would load as inline CSS so it would work

A file, however, without testing, I'm not sure. Although for JS it usually is the most recommended location.

I'll have a play with the plugin, star that repository to keep an eye on the developments.

[matiasamail]

Thanks!

[aljawaid]

@matiasamail I have added this feature in the plugin and it seems to work well. You can close this issue if you wish.

[matiasamail]

Thanks for your kind work!