Change text in look and feel

RT Users
1

I have successfully removed the header and placed my own instead, I have
successfully changed the colors of the page, however there is a part of
the page that is right above the “RT at a glance” line that says “RT for
localhost.localdomain”.

I have ensured that the RT_SiteConfig.pm has the proper
hostname.domainname in the $rtname variable, I have also ensured that
the /etc/hosts file of this machine is correct.

I cannot find where to edit this property, text, or variable.

ALSO

The menu on the left of the pages, has a link color of “grey” where
would I go to change that as well.

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2

I have ensured that the RT_SiteConfig.pm has the proper
hostname.domainname in the $rtname variable, I have also ensured that
the /etc/hosts file of this machine is correct.
That is indeed controlled by the $rtname variable. Did you remember to
restart Apache after changing RT_SiteConfig.pm?

The menu on the left of the pages, has a link color of ļæ½greyļæ½ where
would I go to change that as well.
I don’t know where you’re seeing “grey”, but you can adjust the colors
of nearly all of the RT interface by editing the CSS in
/opt/rt3/share/html/NoAuth/webrt.css In this case, look for the
“topnav” class.

  • Alex

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