Themes » History » Revision 7
Revision 6 (Konstantin Zaitsev, 2009-06-10 16:45) → Revision 7/19 (Shane Pearlman, 2009-06-26 07:30)
h1. Themes
As of version @0.6.0@ (r818), Redmine provides basic support for themes. Redmine themes can override stylesheets only (like @application.css@).
h2. Installing a theme
1. First, copy the theme-directory into @../public/themes/@. This would result in a directory-path to @application.css@ like: <pre>
../public/themes/<themename>/stylesheets/application.css</pre>
2. You now may need to restart Redmine so that it shows the newly installed theme in the list of available themes.
2. Go to "Administration -> Settings" and select your newly created theme in the "Theme" drop-down list. Save your settings.
Redmine should now be displayed using the selected theme.
h2. Theme list
* [[ThemeDefault|Default theme]] - the default Redmine theme (included).
* [[ThemeAlternate|Alternate theme]] - a derivative of the default theme including issuelist-colouring based on issue's priority (included).
* [[ThemeClassic|Classic theme]] - the more classic-looking redmine theme (included).
* [[ThemeBasecamp|Basecamp theme]] - a Redmine-port of 37signals® Basecamp® theme.
* [[ThemeSqueejee|Squeejee theme]] - a dark-theme showing Redmine's theme-capabilities.
* [[ThemeWatersky|Watersky theme]] - a blue theme based on Redmine Alternate theme.
* [[ThemeSP|SP theme]] - a theme with a highly flexible project menu, condensed header, reworked issue controls and much much more.
h2. Creating custom themes
See the [[HowTo_create_a_custom_Redmine_theme|Howto]] about creating a custom Redmine theme.