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Jupiter custom css/stylesheet

jigster
Hi everyone. How do we add custom css to the Jupiter theme? We need to remove a few sections in the webmail interface which we currently do with paper lantern styles.css. What's the equivalent way in Jupiter? Thanks

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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    Hey there! Currently there isn't an equivalent way - it's something we're working toward, but we don't have an officially-supported way to do this yet.
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  • jigster
    Very disappointing! In that case we won't be upgrading to 108 and we'll stick with paper lantern. We, like many others, feel that Jupiter is not production-ready and is far away from where it needs to be before you force this change. We pay a premium for cPanel compared to other panels and it no longer seems worth it.
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  • feldon27
    Hi everyone. How do we add custom css to the Jupiter theme? We need to remove a few sections in the webmail interface which we currently do with paper lantern styles.css. What's the equivalent way in Jupiter? Thanks

    Styling and customization are not a core principle of cPanel anymore. Your choices are: accept the default theme or turn in your license and uninstall the software.
    Very disappointing! In that case we won't be upgrading to 108 and we'll stick with paper lantern. We, like many others, feel that Jupiter is not production-ready and is far away from where it needs to be before you force this change. We pay a premium for cPanel compared to other panels and it no longer seems worth it.

    Discussing or documenting how to do this violates the Terms and Conditions. Enjoy Jupiter everyone!!
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    @feldon27 discussion doesn't violate anything, but the thread you're referencing involved adjustments to cPanel files ending in ".pm" or other references to our code, which our legal team thought was getting a bit too close to the license agreement. If you have concerns, please email legal@cpanel.net.
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  • jigster
    Has there been any progress at all on this at all? We still really need it! Or is there any other way to customize what is shown on the main webmail interface page? E.g. remove 'Set up email on your device' and 'Configure Mail Client' sections? Thanks
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  • cPRex Jurassic Moderator
    I this time I don't have anything to report on this front.
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  • pkiff
    Has there been any progress at all on this at all? We still really need it! Or is there any other way to customize what is shown on the main webmail interface page? E.g. remove 'Set up email on your device' and 'Configure Mail Client' sections? Thanks

    I worked this week on an unofficial, unapproved method to do this. Rather than replying here in this thread, I decided to start two new separate threads with details about my unapproved methods: one for Webmail and the other for the main cPanel interface: main cPanel interface - How to add your own stylesheet The instructions for adding a stylesheet to the Webmail interface include sample code that would allow you to hide the "'Set up email on your device" (which I have done on my cPanel installation). To hide the "Configure Mail Client" feature, you would add // Hide Configure Mail Client #id_configure_mail_client { display: none; }
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  • jigster
    @pkiff you're a superstar, thank you so much, that's exactly the info we needed! Finally we can move onto Jupiter.
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