# ****************************************************************************
# Surgeweb - Extension customisation CSS
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This mechanism is still incomplete and subject to change
#
# Important stuff to know:
#  1) # on first character of a line means comment and is ignored
#     # elsewhere is an id based style declaration
#	  Remove the comment character in front of example style declarations to have them apply
#
#  2) Most of the interface browser-side cached forever. This means a faster user
#     and less server load. This mechanism works as follows, where '12345' is a 
#     version number that changes with upgrades.
#      file on disk: surgemail/surgeweb/custom/mydomain.com/logo.gif
#      browser without caching: http://mydomain.com/surgeweb/custom/logo.gif
#      browser with caching: http://mydomain.com/surgeweb/12345/custom/logo.gif
#
#  3) This file is designed to be located surgemail/surgeweb/custom/mydomain.com
#     Accessing custom images such as surgeweb/custom/mydomain.com/logo.gif can be referred to as
#       'url(logo.gif)' <- using same caching as extend.css
#       'url(/surgeweb/custom/logo.gif)' <- no caching 
#       'url(||www_base||/custom/logo.gif)' <- uses caching
#     and for surgemail/surgeweb/tpl/ajax/img folder
#       'url(||www_base||/ajax/img/logo.gif)' <- uses caching
#
# ****************************************************************************


# *** change the logo - some working examples
# Alternative custom logo: has to be located on disk: surgemail/surgeweb/custom/{my.domain.com}/myownlogo.jpg
#  #top_banner.new {background: url(myownlogo.jpg) no-repeat;}
# FYI: Surgeweb default (as it is currently defined in system sw.css) 
#  #top_banner.new {background: url(img/banner.jpg) no-repeat;}
#
# Alternative image logo in surgeweb system folder
#  #top_banner.new {background: url(||www_base||ajax/img/ripples2.gif) no-repeat;}


# *** change the interface background - some working examples
# Make the background plain coloured instead
#  body.new {background:#D3DBFA;}
#  body.new {background:#5a82b8;}
#
# White background with own gradient image surgemail/surgeweb/custom/{my.domain.com}/myowngradient_big.gif
#  body.new {background:white url(myowngradient.png) repeat-x;}


# FYI: Surgeweb default (as it is currently defined in system sw.css) 
#  body.new {background:#A0BFE8 url(img/gradient_bg.gif) repeat-x;}
#


# ****************************************************************************
# Detailed & advanced examples
# ****************************************************************************

# Alternate applicationmenu example:
 ||define||micons||/surgeweb/ajax/img/icons_40.gif||
 ||define||micon_w||40||

 #AppMenuPane{height: 115px;margin: 0;padding: 0;position: relative;overflow: hidden;}
 .mbtn{width: ||micon_w||px;height: ||micon_w||px;float: left;padding: 0;margin: 0;}
 .big #XMail{ position: absolute; left: 52px; top: 30px;	background: url(||micons||) no-repeat -0px 0px; }
 .big #XContacts{ position: absolute; left: 18px; top: 5px; 	background: url(||micons||) no-repeat -40px 0px; }
 .big #XCalendar{ position: absolute; left: 86px; top: 0px;	background: url(||micons||) no-repeat -80px 0px; }
 .big #XPhotos{ position: absolute; left: 15px; top: 54px;	background: url(||micons||) no-repeat -120px 0px; }
 .big #XBlogs{ position: absolute; left: 95px; top: 42px;	background: url(||micons||) no-repeat -160px 0px; }
 .big #XFiles{ position: absolute; left: 56px; top: 75px;	background: url(||micons||) no-repeat -200px 0px; }

 #menubar{
# 	display:none;
 }


 #top_banner{
#   background:red !important;
}


# Display filestore as well as / instead of photos button
# #app_filestore{
# 	display:block;
# }
# #app_photos{
# 	display:none;
# } 

# Hide the remember me login box on the front login page
# #remember_me{
# 	display:none;
# }

# Explicitly hide the raw user.cgi settings on the "Options - Preferences - Filtering and Spam Control" page 
# this already gets hidden if g_user_access / user_access settings are used to disable spam handling
# .raw_user_cgi{
# 	display:none;
# }

# On the "Options - Preferences - Filtering and Spam Control" page, 
# hide the warning "some SurgeWeb spam control options disabled by administrator" 
# #opt_fs_disabled_warn{
# 	display:none;
# }

# On the "Options - Preferences - Filtering and Spam Control" page, 
# hide the "Check the delivery log for a record of processing actions" link
# #opt_fs_log{
# 	display:none;
# }

# On the "Options - Preferences - Advanced" page hide the running version
# #opt_adv_version{
# 	display:none;
# }

 