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39 lines
1.3 KiB
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# nginx-fancy-pages
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A modern drop in replacement for default Apache index/error pages. This is
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an nginx-compatible version of [apache-fancy-pages](https://github.com/kristuff/apache-fancy-pages),
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with details kept largely the same.
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```
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## Features
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- Responsive design
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- Breadcrumb navigation
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- Search/Filter results
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- Light/Dark theme based on user prefered color scheme
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- Replacement for default error pages: 401, 403, 404, 500
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## Requirements
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- The NGINX [Fancyindex](https://github.com/aperezdc/ngx-fancyindex) module is compiled with nginx.
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## Limitations
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- On mobile, column headers are hidden so sorting is implicitly disabled.
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## Install
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1. Include content in your location directive, i.e `location / { ... }`, in your nginx config.
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2. Move the `fancy-pages` folder to the same folder level as your serving location. For example,
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if your location directive is `/mydatabase`, the theme should be located `/fancy-pages`.
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3. Restart or reload nginx.
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