Hello. We would like to change the color of acknowledged sensors in PRTG. We are able to change the color of acknowledged sensors in sunburst / treemap map objects (in v12 and v13) with below css code. How do we change the status icon (e.g. in help box , device tree.....) as well ?
.treemap .device.downack, .nodeLinkTree .node image.downack, .nodeLinkTree .node rect.udownack, g.downack path { fill: #6600cc; background-color:#6600cc; }
In PRTG v12 , i have could find below 3 icon files for color modification. led_redok.png led_redok_big.png led_redok_tall.png
In PRTG v13, it seems not work even file color modificated. Instead , i have find a file "icon_partdown.svg" . Any ideal for this ?
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I am confused on how to change the color, my prtg is v14.
you can put all related files that must be changed to change color Acknowledge sensor status ?
thanks
Nov, 2014 - Permalink
how familiar are you with HTML?
please go to
<Prtg install path>\webroot\css\styles_custom_v2.css |
edit the css file and add
} .map_object.map_iconcolor_senso,.map_object.map_iconcolor_senso label,.map_object.map_iconcolor_senso span { background-color: <#colorcode color="statusdownack"> !important; } .map-marker.downack { background-color:<#colorcode color="statusdownack"> !important; } .treemap .device.downack, .treemap .library.downack, g.downack path { fill: <#colorcode color="statusdownack"> !important; background-color: <#colorcode color="statusdownack"> !important; } #crumblersensorstats div.downacksens { background-color: <#colorcode color="statusdownack"> !important; } #sensorcounts a.sensorlinkpartialred { background: <#colorcode color="statusdownack"> !important; } #sensorstatusmessage.sensorstatusmessagesenso { background-color: <#colorcode color="statusdownack"> !important; } .deviceoverviewsensorvalues .achannel.status13, .deviceoverviewsensorvalues .achannel.status13 .chartlegend { border-color: <#colorcode color="statusdownack"> !important } .deviceoverviewsensorvalues .achannel.status13 .sensoricon { background-color: <#colorcode color="statusdownack"> !important }
Nov, 2014 - Permalink
This doesnt seem to work. I changed mine to brown listed below and restarted the services.
} .map_object.map_iconcolor_senso,.map_object.map_iconcolor_senso label,.map_object.map_iconcolor_senso span { background-color: <#663300 color="statusdownack"> !important; } .map-marker.downack { background-color:<#663300 color="statusdownack"> !important; } .treemap .device.downack, .treemap .library.downack, g.downack path { fill: <#e67300 color="statusdownack"> !important; background-color: <#663300 color="statusdownack"> !important; } #crumblersensorstats div.downacksens { background-color: <#663300 color="statusdownack"> !important; } #sensorcounts a.sensorlinkpartialred { background: <#663300 color="statusdownack"> !important; } #sensorstatusmessage.sensorstatusmessagesenso { background-color: <#663300 color="statusdownack"> !important; } .deviceoverviewsensorvalues .achannel.status13, .deviceoverviewsensorvalues .achannel.status13 .chartlegend { border-color: <#663300 color="statusdownack"> !important } .deviceoverviewsensorvalues .achannel.status13 .sensoricon { background-color: <#663300 color="statusdownack"> !important }
Jun, 2020 - Permalink
Hi,
Are the changes that you made visible after the restart of the core server system in the affected file?
Jun, 2020 - Permalink
hello,
you need to change the necessary png and svgs files and then make them read only so that they would not be changed by an update.
Jun, 2013 - Permalink