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| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #6 | 811338-use_admin_theme_6.patch | 1.27 KB | xurizaemon |
| #4 | 811338-use_admin_theme_2.patch | 1.23 KB | xurizaemon |
| #1 | 811338-use_admin_theme.patch | 1.17 KB | xurizaemon |
Comments
Comment #1
xurizaemonpatch
Comment #2
xurizaemoni really really really have to write a greasemonkey that doesn't let me add a patch without reminding me to set "needs review" :P
Comment #3
fagoMakes sense, but shouldn't that be arg(2) == 'access' ? I wonder whether this patch really works?
Comment #4
xurizaemontotally true, this is what it oughta be
admin.css may be redundant too?
Comment #5
fagoSry for not noting before, the comment misses the ending point "." - probably the rest of the module doesn't follow this yet, but let's do it at least for new code.
Also an @see system_init() would be good. The .css should be fine as the system module does it too, though I don't know what for.
Comment #6
xurizaemonComment #7
fagothanks, committed.