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All the pre rolled themes for jQuery UI packaged into a gem.
In your Gemfile, add:
gem 'jquery-ui-themes'
and run bundle install.
In your stylesheet manifest include the following
*= require jquery-ui/<theme name>
where theme name can be one of the following:
If you want to take advantage of the Google CDN a helper is included that takes the theme name and optional version (latest used if version is not specified)
Example:
stylesheet_link_tag jqueryui_css_google_cdn('mint-choc', '1.7.2')
Includes a rake task which updates the themeroller created file with image-path and moves the new file and images into the asset folder (stylesheets/jquery-ui and images/jquery-ui respectively).
Example:
rake jquery_ui_themes:import:themeroller[jquery-ui-1.8.16.custom/css/hot-sneaks/jquery-ui-1.8.16.custom.css,hot-sneaks]
Also includes a rake task to import the files for a specific version and theme from Google CDN
Example
rake jquery_ui_themes:import:google_cdn[1.8.17,ui-lightness]
Optionally you can pass 'all' instead of a specific theme and all the current themeroller themes for that version will be imported into the assets folder.
The current versions of the themes are for 1.10.3 of jQuery UI. Since the jquery-rails gem is no longer including jQuery UI the plan is to sync with the version in use by the jquery-ui-rails gem, but should it be required the included rake tasks make supporting older or custom themes trivial.
Requires Rails 3.1 and higher, or anything that uses the asset pipeline.
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We found that jquery-ui-themes demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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