Export "Look and Feel" Templates

Under V1 there is an endpoint called Themes. There you will find the needed info. For creating this is the payload you can send:

{
  "name": "New Theme",
  "isDefault": false,
  "typography": {
    "predefinedFont": "Open Sans",
    "hyperlinkColor": "#1FAFF3",
    "hyperlinkHoverColor": "#0065e3",
    "primaryTextColor": "#5B6372",
    "secondaryTextColor": "#9EA2AB"
  },
  "dashboards": {
    "loadingScreen": "Three dots",
    "toolbarBackgroundColor": "#FFFFFF",
    "toolbarTextColor": "#5B6372",
    "toolbarSecondaryTextColor": "#9EA2AB",
    "colorPaletteName": "Vivid",
    "navBackgroundColor": "#FFFFFF",
    "navTextColor": "#5B6372",
    "navTextHoverColor": "#3A4356",
    "navHoverBackgroundColor": "#F4F4F8",
    "panelBackgroundColor": "#F6F6F6",
    "panelTitleTextColor": "#5B6372",
    "widgetTextColor": "#5B6372",
    "widgetSecondaryTextColor": "#9EA2AB",
    "widgetBackgroundColor": "#FFFFFF",
    "widgetTitleBackgroundColor": "#FFFFFF",
    "widgetTitleColor": "#5B6372",
    "widgetTitleAlignment": "left",
    "widgetSecondaryTitleColor": "#9EA2AB",
    "widgetTitleDividerEnabled": false,
    "widgetTitleDividerColor": "#FFFFFF",
    "widgetBorderEnabled": false,
    "widgetBorderColor": "#C5C8CF",
    "widgetCornerRadius": "none",
    "widgetShadow": "none",
    "widgetSpacing": "none",
    "layoutBackgroundColor": "#FFFFFF"
  },
  "general": {
    "backgroundColor": "#FFFFFF",
    "brandColor": "#FFCB05",
    "primaryButtonHoverColor": "#F2B900",
    "primaryButtonTextColor": "#3A4356",
    "secondaryButtonBaseColor": "#EDEEF1",
    "secondaryButtonHoverColor": "#D0D3DB",
    "secondaryButtonTextColor": "#3A4356"
  }
}

Shams ,

As a workaround you could use the themes api endpoint to get/create/update themes. You could essentially automate the proces by getting a specific theme from the dev env, post it to the prod env and change the settings to use that theme (or change group settings to use that theme)

Hamza

HamzaJ I've seen that for color palettes for widgets but not for overall look and feel white labelling. Have you got an example of this being done?

Hello Shams,

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