Themes
Themes defined the global behavior of a website, including the global “chrome” that makes up the header, footer, and potential sidebars of a website. Themes should include a global stylesheet as a resource bundle along with other common elements of the website.
Creating and Distributing Themes
Each Theme is just a collection of files in a directory that Emissary knows to scan. This can be a directory in the local filesystem, or a remote Git repository that is registered in the server configuration. Emissary will recognize a directory as a theme if it contains a theme.json
definition file (as opposed to a template.json
file or a widget.json
file).
Theme File Format
Property | Description |
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themeId | Unique name used to identify this theme |
label | Human-friendly label, displayed in theme lists |
description | Human-friendly description, displayed in theme lists |
rank | integer sort order for ordering this theme in lists |
extends | Array of zero or more Unique IDs that this theme extends |
bundles | Describes resource bundles that are packaged with this Template |
Required HTML Files
The following HTML templates MUST be included in order for your Theme to function. You can defined additional templates as necessary to be used internally.
Filename | Description |
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page.html | |
register.html | |
reset-code.html | |
reset-confirm.html | |
reset-password.html | |
signin.html |