Theme’s code released in repository

Festivities are gone and after 2 years in the works with our most beloved theme, we’ve release the code of the default MYETV‘s Goldenrod theme in our public repository here:

https://repository.myetv.tv/

We’ve added to the repository the folder called “CSS-LESS” and there are two type of coding standards for the MYETV‘s theme design and backgrounds:

  • CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): the CSS is the main language used for the production evironment for every users on MYETV; it is one file only .css minimized and optimized for every device, produced by the works done on the LESS environments. For developers/designers it is advisable to use the LESS procedure to understand how it works and then manually modify the desired parts in CSS if necessary.
  • LESS (stylesheet language): with this language you can compile in an easy way the CSS code; you can use softwares or programs out there (like https://wearekiss.com/simpless) or even online to compile the CSS file of the default theme of MYETV. The folder is composed by some .less files and some folders containing Others .less files; the file to load first is “style.less” and it will compile the file in the folder “/styles” as a .css file.

In production environment databases will tell to the process where is the css script to load and it will add some colors specifications also for anothers dynamic parts of the Platform-[Platform]: [the the set of the main domain and all the subdomain of a particular website; also the computer architecture and equipment using a particular operating system] (primary/secondary colors in RGB and HEX formats must be always present) ; in the testing environment the .less code will be compiled on-the-fly without databases. This is how we have designed MYETV.

I have also opened my personal repository for MYETV on GitHub here: https://github.com/MyIncorporate/MYETV

You can find there a mirror of the official repository https://repository.myetv.tv/ plus some works that we’re working on as developers/designers. Please refer only to the official repository for stable codes.

Thank you for your attention and again i wish to you all an happy new year! See you soon!

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