Up to now, I had my company website built with Wordpress. While it was working out ok, the required amount of additional modules created various quirks and inconsistencies, so I decided to try something new.
I like the approach of Dolibarr, providing CMS functionality in a relatively simple way for several domains/landing pages in one place and personally I have no general problems of diving directly into css and html for this purposes. Apparently, the module is still a bit rough around some edges, so I want to check, if somebody found already solutions for my issues:
The availability of templates is understandably a bit limited. So I went for the pre-installed template “corporate”, which is a nice collection of useful building blocks. However, I have an issue with the main menu: The first entry is getting assigned the css-class “active” to be highlighted. But this never changes when I select a different menu entry/page, which should then be highlighted as “active” instead. Is there an easy way to achieve this?
In the css-file there are provisions to use a customizable maincolor and a second maincolorbis for the website. In the database, the columns are created, but I guess the functionality to read this out is not there at the moment?
There is an example provided for some blog entries. The disadvantage: If I want to change the overall layout for them, I would need to change every single blog post file. I would prefer sub-templates for these kinds of pages. Maybe someone has a good technique or a library for this?
