bundle.css not being picked up by django

[kickasstimus]

After running npm install, bower install, and grunt build, followed by paver update_assets lms, the bundle css file will not load. It is not being picked up by django.

[kickasstimus]

Has anyone tested this on the dogwood release of open edx? There were some major changes between Django 1.4 (used in Cypress) and Django 1.8 (use in Dogwood).

[bradenmacdonald]

@tusbar I'm also wondering if you have plans to port this to Dogwood. I know you had mentioned it here once before but that's all that I was able to find.

[Akif-Vohra]

Having the same issue myself. I am pretty certain that is because I am trying to install the theme on dogwood devstack.

Based on this documentation, I think that in the newer edx releases, the theme needs to be divided into cms and lms components ( ? ).

I thought about moving the templates/ directory inside a parent folder lms/ but it did not quite work. Any comments? Help?

Thanks

[Akif-Vohra]

Okay. So I realized that this documentation needs to be followed to make this work.

Also I had to rename theme-head-extra.html to head-extra.html. The theme finally seems to be working now. However some of the CSS styling looks off.

For example the search bar..

and the course ware page..

Either I am missing something or dogwood brings some HTML changes that this theme yet needs to be adjusted to, I think. Thanks for the theme though! A great help.

[mbdwey]

+1 dogwood
main_django.html are not loaded

[28554010]

@Akif-Vohra Your link dosen't work anymore. I got a 404. Will you please repost it?

[Akif-Vohra]

@28554010 I am not sure why its not working. But I was referring to this article : https://github.com/edx/edx-platform/tree/master/themes#stanford-theming