You can create custom Themes to use your own logos as headers in the user interface and
use your branding colors for the application page background, header, and the Submit button. The
Themes visibility controls the access to the Themes. For each user type that manages Themes, set
the Read/Write permissions. When you set the visibility to ReadOnly, the Themes page is grayed,
and when you don’t grant the visibility, the Themes page is not visible at all.
- Click Configuration.
- In the Displays section, click Themes.
The Themes page appears.
- Click Add new.
The Add theme dialog box appears.
- Complete these fields:
| Field |
Action |
| Name |
Enter a name by which you want to identify the theme. |
| Logo tab |
| Logo |
Select the logo in .png format. This logo is used with pages of width 1024
and more, or between 320 and 768. |
| Logo for Login page |
Select the logo in .png format. This logo is used in the login
portal. |
| Color scheme |
| Header color |
Select the color for the application header. Click this field and select a color from the
color editor. Or, enter the hexadecimal code for the color. The selected color
is displayed in the preview section. |
| Page background color |
Select the color for the application page. Click this field and select a color from the color
editor. Or, enter the hexadecimal code for the color. The selected color is
displayed in the preview section. |
| Submit button color |
Select the color for the Submit button. Submit buttons across the
application are displayed in this color. Click this field and select a color
from the color editor. Or, enter the hexadecimal code for the color. The
selected color is displayed in the preview section. |
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To reset the colors, click Set default.
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Click Save.
Results:
The page background and the Submit button
colors are applied to the pages that are mainly used by mobile workers, such as
Activity details, Inventory details,
Activity list, and forms. The colors won't be shown on these groups of
pages:
- Pages on which the content takes the entire screen width, for example, Dispatch console,
Manage, Maps, and Calendars.
- Configuration pages.
- Pages that have their own specific background, for example, About, Dashboard.
- Hints and context-menus.