index.html settings, background color, loading status, etc.

Beta Testing HTML5
#1

Hi,

I was curious if there will be some build settings added for some of the index.html attributes.

I manually added a black background to my index.html via css, but of course it gets overwritten on each publish.

Also, because I have a black background the download progress is invisible since it is black text that shows the download status.

Are there already some settings in place for this? It would be nice to adjust the font and color of the download progress.

-dev

#2

I’ll ask

#3

I suggest another solution: html5 builder will not override index.html file in target folder. So you can make any changes in index.html file and this changes will be kept.

#4

Hi,

@vitaly1 Perhaps I am not understanding correctly. Is this how the build is supposed to operate now? The index.html in the target folder is still being overwritten (build 2018.3241). If I add a background color to the output index.html…

... align-items: center; flex-wrap: wrap; background-color: black; } \</style\> ...

…it gets overwritten on each new publish to the target directory.

It’s not that big of a deal as I just don’t upload the index.html after my first edit, but I have by accident.

Still have not figured out how to adjust the CSS for the loading info though.

-dev

#5

My English is not so good, sorry… The suggested solution was not implemented yet… It will be ready today

#6

Hi,

@vitaly1 Thanks for the fix, works perfectly.  :smiley:

-dev

#7

I’ll ask

#8

I suggest another solution: html5 builder will not override index.html file in target folder. So you can make any changes in index.html file and this changes will be kept.

#9

Hi,

@vitaly1 Perhaps I am not understanding correctly. Is this how the build is supposed to operate now? The index.html in the target folder is still being overwritten (build 2018.3241). If I add a background color to the output index.html…

... align-items: center; flex-wrap: wrap; background-color: black; } \</style\> ...

…it gets overwritten on each new publish to the target directory.

It’s not that big of a deal as I just don’t upload the index.html after my first edit, but I have by accident.

Still have not figured out how to adjust the CSS for the loading info though.

-dev

#10

My English is not so good, sorry… The suggested solution was not implemented yet… It will be ready today

#11

Hi,

@vitaly1 Thanks for the fix, works perfectly.  :smiley:

-dev