Flyspray

I agree with you. I have a similiar setup working.

So, maybe lets add this to Flyspray source:

• If guests/anon users cannot select any project, then do not show the showtask-input form.
• If guests/anon users cannot select any project, then add some CSS (or if not enough some html), so the login form is shown in the center of the page. (should look ok from small mobiles up to fullhd widescreen displays)

Added 2 conditions to hide project selector and task search if user cannot select project due permission restrictions and project settings.

You can implement this CSS-only solution. It just hides unnecessary stuff, keeping only logo and 'powered by' link, while centering the login box.

The only thing it doesn't change is the page title in Firefox tab.

   custom_gatepage.css (0.6 KiB)
   gatepage.png (16.1 KiB)

Nice.

Needs some tweeking with css media queries for mobiles.
(default Flyspray theme too I know.)

   fs_login_mobileview.png (14 KiB)

One thing to consider: It is possible to set a global intro message.

Well, it depends if you want to show this text only for registered users or guests too.

So, maybe

div#content{display:none;}

is not for everyone with a restricted-projects-only-setup the best choice.

Also notice: When I get in the situation to work on responsive layout for Flyspray again (maybe 2017 or never), probably the current fullwidth h1-tag in header.tpl gets replaced by some other markup.

   fs_global_introtext.png (24.5 KiB)

In my opinion outsiders have no business with intro message. Intro message is supposed to be something useful for members of this site, like an announcement or so.

On the other hand, a simpler and elegant solution would be the option to load an extra css file just for the login page if the Flyspray is private. See example.

   customcss2.png (10.6 KiB)