User GuideManage Themes

Manage Themes

Introduction

In this chapter you can read about configurable theme options.

The theme can be applied to the webshop at the following location: Settings -> General.
Select the theme you want to apply to the webshop from the 'Theme' dropdown. If no theme is selected the default 'Sana Commerce' theme will be used.

Partners can choose whether they want to have a 'configurable theme' or a 'design theme'.

Design Theme

Assignment	Description
For whom	For partners that have experience with HTML/CSS and who want to have a 'non-standard' design.
How does it work	These partners can change the look and feel of their webshop via the CSS files and upload images they want to attach to the design via FTP.
Risks	Because partners can change whatever they want in the style sheet, they may disorganize the design, which can cause troubles in the performance and look and feel of the webshop.

Configurable Theme

Assignment	Description
For whom	For partners that are not experienced with HTML/CSS and who want to have a 'standard' design implementation.
How does it work	With backoffice configuration partners have a module added to the backoffice where they can configure their webshop(s).
Risks	The risk level is low because partners can only edit things via configuration options in the backoffice.

The following paragraphs explain the configurable theme options for Sana Commerce - SQL Provider and Sana Commerce - NAV Connector.

The configurable themes administration is for the whole environment, but it is possible to select another theme, logo, favicon and header image per multi-shop.

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Updated: September 2011