Please note, that this theme isn’t fully compatible with the latest Redmine.
We’ve started to use Redmine to help manage the projects that go through our doors. Naturally, we were tempted to tweak the default UI a bit. If you like this design you are free to use it too.
→ Download Modula Martini theme (.zip 3.0kb)
If you want to apply it to your own Redmine instance do this:
1. Download our ModulaMartini.zip package
2. Unpack it into your Redmine themes folder (~/redmine/public/themes)
3. Restart your instance running Redmine and select the new “Modula Martini” theme from your Redmine /settings panel.
History
Dec. 1 2008: First released
Dec. 3 2008: Added some table –styles
Feb. 11 2009: Renamed to Martini and updated some styles
Mar 9, 2011: Moved to GitHub.
10 comments
Trond Lossius says:
Mar 29, 2010
Thanks for the theme. I have been using this for several sites for the past year or so. Now I am in the process of upgrading all of the Redmine instances I maintain to version 0.9.
Do you know it there are new styles introduced in 0.9 that Modula Martini style do not cater for (yet)?
Thanks!
Trond
Eero says:
Mar 29, 2010
Hi Trond!
Unfortunately, Redmine themes are currently a kind of side-project to me so I haven’t been able to update them as often I’d like to. So please let me know, if you come across any unsupported styles.
Good luck with the 0.9 upgrade :)
Gabriela says:
Sep 22, 2010
Hello. Does it work with Redmine 1.0.0 under Windows? cause Im having a real hard time trying to do so. Thanks. Cheers from Argentina!
Eero says:
Sep 23, 2010
I don’t know. Haven’t tested it with Windows. It is also quite possible, that these themes lack some features introduced in the latest Redmine versions. Unfortunately, Redmine themes haven’t been high priority work to me lately…
Iñaki Baz says:
Oct 13, 2010
There is a bug in the CSS of Martini Modula. I’ve reported it in Redmine tracker:
http://www.redmine.org/issues/6663
I copy&paste it here:
When chosing a subproject the parent project is not shown in the title. It appears as “invisible” (it takes space but it is not visible).
I’ve inspected the CSS and the problem is that Redmine “application.css” contains:
#header a {color:#f8f8f8;}
This is not overriden in Modula Martini CSS so it matches the background color. The solution is adding the following to Modula Martini’s “application.css”:
#header a {color: #515151;}
The HTML code causing this is:
PARENT_PROJECT_NAME » SUBPROJECT_NAME
Jonas Juselius says:
Mar 8, 2011
Fantastic theme!
There is an issue with Martini/Mojito under redmine 1.1.2, where long headings in gantt charts get wrapped instead of cut. The new (1.1) gantt charts also look funny.
Bevan says:
Mar 9, 2011
Hi there!
We have encountered more bugs in the header area when using long project names and sub-projects, and have a feature for issue-tables that we would like to contribute back.
Is there a GitHub repository or something similar where you maintain Modula Martini? What is the best way to contribute code?
Thanks!
Bevan says:
Mar 9, 2011
I created a GitHub repository so that we can collaborate on updates for latest versions of Redmine, and bug fixes; https://github.com/bevanr/martini
Michael says:
Nov 5, 2011
So what’s the license on this theme exactly?
Eero says:
Nov 6, 2011
“Do whatever you please.”