After tweaking our styles quite a bit (and more to do), we discovered it's not easy to get the header in the admin pages the way we want in relation (because we want it different). Also, we're not crazy about the way the admin pages are designed, particularly the fixed/scrolling admin menu at left and the effect that has on the main area.
We'd like to be able to override things to create more of this kind of menu and page layout...
Basically it moves the menu to a lateral position at top, utilizing more of the main area better (will be especially useful for Permissions page and managing multiple groups).
Note for additional Extensions pages that need their own admin page, the links are not added as primary menu items, but as sub-items under Extensions item. This part is not something we'll be able to do, but we highly recommend core allows for that kind of behavior. In the meantime we won't use too many extensions that need their own admin page, hopefully, and they will add in the main menu (boo).
But, life would be a lot easier if the body
elements of Flarum sections had a selector so that we can target the styles on a give page easier without influencing how those changes impact the other sections. For example:
<body class="discussions">
<body class="tags">
<body class="admin">
In our case we really need the last one in order to override header elements easier and get the .container
as we want it.
Possible to add body
selectors in the next beta, or whatever?