Hi,
The default frontpage with an empty array in the config.php ($config['frontpage']['order'] = array(‘’);) still shows some stuff depending on the width of the browser window. I assume a blanked out array would show nothing at all on the front page, so maybe the presence of these artifacts are a bug (see attached images)?
Secondly, is it possible to have the front page only be a front page, removing the title bar as well and only showing the contents of the frontage order array? In that case, I would presume the front page would be some sort of a special URL http://$obsevium/frontpage so you don’t get locked out?
My intention is to use the frontpage as a super clean NOC screen mounted on a wall. Anyone who saw an alert would login to Observium through their own workstation if they needed a deeper dive.
Thanks!
Hi Jason,
At the moment the side panel is built before the "page" div code is included.
It'll take a bit of modification to stop this in a configurable manner, and then the modules used on the front page often weren't designed to operate at 1920x width.
I'm not sure what we're going to do for this sort of thing. I was leaving redoing the front page until I'd done everything else, because it's a pain :D
adam. On 04/01/2016 19:10:09, Jason Lixfeld jason@lixfeld.ca wrote: Hi,
The default frontpage with an empty array in the config.php ($config['frontpage']['order'] = array(‘’);) still shows some stuff depending on the width of the browser window. I assume a blanked out array would show nothing at all on the front page, so maybe the presence of these artifacts are a bug (see attached images)?
Secondly, is it possible to have the front page only be a front page, removing the title bar as well and only showing the contents of the frontage order array? In that case, I would presume the front page would be some sort of a special URL http://$obsevium/frontpage [http://$obsevium/frontpage] so you don’t get locked out?
My intention is to use the frontpage as a super clean NOC screen mounted on a wall. Anyone who saw an alert would login to Observium through their own workstation if they needed a deeper dive.
Thanks!
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Adam Armstrong
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