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Custom CSS field on the Dashboard, like the status page. #3677
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Originally created by @sysmin1 on GitHub (Oct 18, 2024).
📑 I have found these related issues/pull requests
I see users customizing their status page here, but no workaround for the other one:
🏷️ Feature Request Type
Status-page
🔖 Feature description
A way to customize the status page, like dashboard theming. I've found a nice project dedicated to custom CSS themes, which includes Uptime Kuma., and would love to implement them.
✔️ Solution
I'd like to discuss how to implement dashboard themes like the custom CSS field from the status page.
❓ Alternatives
Manually downloading and storing the code like the default themes. Editing configuration files and replacing them with custom colors.
📝 Additional Context
My setup is a Proxmox Virtual Enviroment server, running a group of Linux containers with Debian 12. Then, Uptime Kuma was installed with this script.
@CommanderStorm commented on GitHub (Oct 18, 2024):
I don't think that we can (in the long term) maintain more themes.
Adding a new theme means having to review designs in every theme we were to support.
=> Given the amount of people currently doing reviews, that won't work.
Lets get back to basics:
Why do you want an alternative theme in the admin UI?
Is there something, where our design is lacking, or is it just the colors?
@sysmin1 commented on GitHub (Oct 21, 2024):
Uptime Kuma is great to provide monitoring to the clients I work with. Theming the pages with the company's colors would be the icing on the cake, but it's ok if it's not a planned feature.
Still, thank you very much, checking Weblate now for contributions, I could help with some proposed translations too.
@nneul commented on GitHub (Dec 24, 2024):
I'll pile on here that I'd like this functionality as well, but really just for one aspect -- there's too much whitespace. I much prefer a denser layout on apps - in particular in the monitor list on the left pane. Having a place to easily inject some css for that would be great.
@sysmin1 commented on GitHub (Dec 29, 2024):
I don't know your use case @nneul, but it's for a personal user, custom CSS through Violent Monkey could be a way to change it. I couldn't ask clients to make do with this, but it's not critical at all.
On another point, merry Christmas! Hope the new year goes well :)