Introduction to Themes

Themes are the salt of Intrasuite, with themes Intrasuite designers and developers can customize and create custom look and feel for Intrasuite. Also with themes developers can make customization for Intrasuite, like creating new interface, add new functionality or extend existing functionality to meet their needs.
All components require a Theme in order to determine how to present itself. Each theme is comprised of the properties and methods depicted on this page.

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Theme configuration files are located in resources/_themes/nameOfTheme folder.

:: Themes

Pick a Help topic	XML XML
Getting Started with Themes Short tutorial for developers to get their hands on themes Display XSL Tutorial Information for web designers, template designers or front-end developers on how to use and create themes.	XML-based configuration Every theme contains at least configuration.xml file on root of created theme folder. This configuration.xml file tells Intrasuite what kind of components are loaded for user and where they can be found (path). When there is no reference for an element Intrasuite will load reference for required component from default theme. nameOfTheme/configuration.xml (global configuration settings for theme) > Read more Theme may also contain following external files specified on configuration.xml. These files are: CSS Images XSL, XSL/T, XSL-FO... XML Client-Side Scripts (JS/VBscript/behaviors etc.) Client-Side objects (Flash, SWG, Java-Applets etc.) Server-Side Scripts (ASP, ASP.NET, PHP etc.) In order to have constancy in file structure on themes it's recommended to use the following file structure when creating themes. CSS Custom CSS-files images Custom Images XSL Custom eXtensible Style Sheets XML Custom XML scripts Custom client scripts include Custom server scripts, object or other components
Birds Eye View of Intrasuite Themes A Bird’s Eye View of the Intrasuite Themes Get information on how themes work between Front-End IOM and User.
Standards Information Extensible Markup Language (XML) The Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) Cascading Style Sheets

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