Hi All, I would like to find a possibility to optically show that in the browser. Here are some ideas so far: * change the project icon, e.g. drawing a thick red line at the bottom * write a plugin that changes the a style, e.g. based on project category, like giving it a border in red of 4px Any idea? Thanks, Rumi

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Displaying customer accessibility

Rumceisz

Hi All,

I would like to find a possibility to optically show that in the browser. Here are some ideas so far:

change the project icon, e.g. drawing a thick red line at the bottom
write a plugin that changes the a style, e.g. <div class="result-panel"> based on project category, like giving it a border in red of 4px

Any idea?

Thanks,

Rumi

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

What does "displaying customer accessibility" mean here?

I can see you want to display some information, that's fine, but I don't understand what?

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

What does "displaying customer accessibility" mean here?

I can see you want to display some information, that's fine, but I don't understand what?

Rumceisz

Hi Nic,

ver simple: we have 2 kinds of projects in our instance. Internal ones and those which can be accessed be the customers. We would like to visible hightlight these 2 types.

I know that we use project avatars and special project id's which indicates the type but we need a better solution: which is more visible, so somebody could say from 5 metres distance that this is a customer project. I guess can be something be set in the frames or back colour??

Thanks,

Rumi

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Ah, I see, the data you're making the decision on is just an arbitrary "because we said so" flag. (That's not a problem of course, it just was not clear from the description, and I thought the question was about how to identify them as well as highlight them)

Anyway, highlighting them - no, I can't think of an easy and consistent way to do this. I'm not even sure I could design a simple catch-all solution that you could do in a couple of places, you're looking at fiddling with css or panel backgrounds in the core of Jira in several places

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