You can customize the color palette for BlueCat Gateway by uploading a ui_customizations.json file to the General Configuration workflow. Each entry in the JSON file defines a theme, for example:
{
"original_dark_theme": {
"color_palette": "default",
"colors": {
"foreground_01": "#0073ae",
"foreground_01_text": "#ffffff",
"foreground_01_link": "#000000",
"background_01": "#182a43",
"background_01_text": "#eeeeee",
"background_01_link": "#0093b8",
"background_01_link_02": "#FFFFFF",
"background_01_text_02": "#969696",
"success": "#76ce66",
"warning": "#ffc107",
"error": "#ff0000"
}
},
"orange_theme": {
"color_palette": "default",
"colors": {
"foreground_01": "#f58220",
"foreground_01_text": "#eeeeee",
"foreground_01_link": "#000000",
"background_01": "#eeeeee",
"background_01_text": "#000000",
"background_01_link": "#cb4814",
"background_01_link_02": "#000000",
"background_01_text_02": "#4a4a4a",
"success": "#22aa00",
"warning": "#d29e00",
"error": "#ff0000"
}
}
}
The "original_dark_theme" is the default theme. To define a new theme, copy an existing
theme and paste it as a new entry, then change the name/key to something not in use by
any other theme (for example, "new_dark_theme"). Then change the colors as defined by
the hex codes to whatever you like, restart BlueCat Gateway, and see
what changed to determine if you like the new colors.
Note: You can also customize the
status colors for success, warning, and
error. Gateway will use the fallback colors if a user-supplied
theme does not specify the colors for success,
warning, and error.
To change which theme BlueCat Gateway uses, set the ui_theme parameter in the General Configuration workflow to the name of the theme you want BlueCat Gateway to use.
Note: Do not modify the parameter "color_palette": "default". It is
reserved for future use.