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Chapter 7. Customizing the appearance of your Red Hat Developer Hub instance


The following default theme configurations are available for Red Hat Developer Hub:

The Red Hat Developer Hub theme
Default theme configurations to make your developer portal look like a standard Red Hat Developer Hub instance. For more information, see Section 7.7, “Default Red Hat Developer Hub theme”
The Backstage theme
Default theme configurations to make your developer portal look like a standard Backstage instance. For more information, see Section 7.8, “Default Backstage theme”

You can change or disable particular parameters in a default theme or create a fully customized theme by modifying the app-config-rhdh.yaml file. From the the app-config-rhdh.yaml file, you can customize common theme components, including the following:

  • Company name and logo
  • Font color, size, and style of text in paragraphs, headings, headers, and buttons
  • Header color, gradient, and shape
  • Button color
  • Navigation indicator color

You can also customize some components from the Developer Hub GUI, such as the theme mode (Light Theme, Dark Theme, or Auto).

7.1. Customizing the theme mode for your Developer Hub instance

Note

In Developer Hub, theme configurations are used to change the look and feel of different UI components. So, you might notice changes in different UI components, such as buttons, tabs, sidebars, cards, and tables along with some changes in background color and font used on the RHDH pages.

You can choose one of the following theme modes for your Developer Hub instance:

  • Light theme
  • Dark theme
  • Auto

The default theme mode is Auto, which automatically sets the light or dark theme based on your system preferences.

Prerequisites

  • You are logged in to the Developer Hub web console.

Procedure

  1. From the Developer Hub web console, click Settings.
  2. From the Appearance panel, click LIGHT THEME, DARK THEME, or AUTO to change the theme mode.

7.2. Customizing the branding logo of your Developer Hub instance

You can customize the branding logo of your Developer Hub instance by configuring the branding section the app-config-rhdh.yaml file, as shown in the following example:

app:
  branding:
    fullLogo: ${BASE64_EMBEDDED_FULL_LOGO} 
1

    iconLogo: ${BASE64_EMBEDDED_ICON_LOGO} 
2
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where:

1
fullLogo is the logo on the expanded (pinned) sidebar and expects a base64 encoded image.
2
iconLogo is the logo on the collapsed (unpinned) sidebar and expects a base64 encoded image.

You can also customize the width of the branding logo by setting a value for the fullLogoWidth field in the branding section, as shown in the following example:

app:
  branding:
    fullLogoWidth: 110px 
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# ...
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The default value for the logo width is 110px. The following units are supported: integer, px, em, rem, percentage.

You can customize the app title text by setting a value for the title field, as shown in the following example:

app:
  title: My custom developer hub
# ...
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You can customize the color palettes of the light and dark theme modes in your Developer Hub instance by configuring the light.palette and dark.palette parameters in the branding.theme section of the app-config-rhdh.yaml file, as shown in the following example:

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light:
        palette:
          primary:
            main: <light_primary_color> 
1

          navigation:
            indicator: <light_indicator_color> 
2

        pageTheme:
          default:
            backgroundColor: [<light_background_color_1>, <light_background_color_2>] 
3

      dark:
        palette:
          primary:
            main: <dark_primary_color> 
4

          navigation:
            indicator: <dark_indicator_color> 
5

        pageTheme:
          default:
            backgroundColor: [<dark_background_color_1>, <dark_background_color_2>] 
6

# ...
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1
The main primary color for the light color palette, for example, #ffffff or white
2
The color of the navigation indicator for the light color palette, which is a vertical bar that indicates the selected tab in the navigation panel, for example, #FF0000 or red
3
The background color for the default page theme for the light color palette, for example, #ffffff or white
4
The main primary color for the dark color palette, for example, #000000 or black
5
The color of the navigation indicator for the dark color palette, which is a vertical bar that indicates the selected tab in the navigation panel, for example, #FF0000 or red
6
The background color for the default page theme for the dark color palette, for example, #000000 or black

You can customize the header color for the light and dark theme modes in your Developer Hub instance by modifying the branding.theme section of the app-config-rhdh.yaml file. You can also customize the page headers for additional Developer Hub pages, such as the Home, Catalog, and APIs pages.

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light: 
1

        palette: {}
        pageTheme:
          default: 
2

            backgroundColor: "<default_light_background_color>" 
3

            fontColor: "<default_light_font_color>" 
4

            shape: none 
5

          apis: 
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            backgroundColor: "<apis_light_background_color>"
            fontColor: "<apis_light_font_color>"
            shape: none
      dark:
        palette: {}
        pageTheme:
          default:
            backgroundColor: "<default_dark_background_color>"
            fontColor: "<default_dark_font_color>"
            shape: none
# ...
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1
The theme mode, for example, light or dark
2
The yaml header for the default page theme configuration
3
The color of the page header background, for example, #ffffff or white
4
The color of the text in the page header, for example, #000000 or black
5
The pattern on the page header, for example, wave, round, or none
6
The yaml header for a specific page theme configuration, for example, apis, home

7.6. Customizing the font for your Developer Hub instance

You can configure the typography section of the app-config-rhdh.yaml file to change the default font family and size of the page text, as well as the font family and size of each heading level, as shown in the following example:

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light:
        typography:
          fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
          htmlFontSize: 11 # smaller is bigger
          h1:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 40
          h2:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
          h3:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
          h4:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
          h5:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
          h6:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
      dark:
        typography:
          fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
          htmlFontSize: 11 # smaller is bigger
          h1:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 40
          h2:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
          h3:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
          h4:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
          h5:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
          h6:
            fontFamily: "Times New Roman"
            fontSize: 30
# ...
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7.7. Default Red Hat Developer Hub theme

You can use the default Red Hat Developer Hub theme configurations to make your Developer Hub instance look like a standard Red Hat Developer Hub instance. You can also modify the app-config-rhdh.yaml file to customize or disable particular parameters.

7.7.1. Default Red Hat Developer Hub theme color palette

The app-config-rhdh.yaml file uses the following configurations for the default Red Hat Developer Hub color palette:

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light:
        variant: "rhdh"
        mode: "light"
        palette:
          background:
            default: "#F8F8F8"
            paper: "#FFFFFF"
          banner:
            closeButtonColor: "#FFFFFF"
            error: "#E22134"
            info: "#2E77D0"
            link: "#000000"
            text: "#FFFFFF"
            warning: "#FF9800"
          border: "#E6E6E6"
          bursts:
            backgroundColor:
              default: "#7C3699"
            fontColor: "#FEFEFE"
            gradient:
              linear: "linear-gradient(-137deg, #4BB8A5 0%, #187656 100%)"
            slackChannelText: "#ddd"
          errorBackground: "#FFEBEE"
          errorText: "#CA001B"
          gold: "#FFD600"
          highlight: "#FFFBCC"
          infoBackground: "#ebf5ff"
          infoText: "#004e8a"
          link: "#0A6EBE"
          linkHover: "#2196F3"
          mode: "light"
          navigation:
            background: "#222427"
            indicator: "#0066CC"
            color: "#ffffff"
            selectedColor: "#ffffff"
            navItem:
              hoverBackground: "#3c3f42"
            submenu:
              background: "#222427"
          pinSidebarButton:
            background: "#BDBDBD"
            icon: "#181818"
          primary:
            main: "#0066CC"
          secondary:
            main: "#8476D1"
          status:
            aborted: "#757575"
            error: "#E22134"
            ok: "#1DB954"
            pending: "#FFED51"
            running: "#1F5493"
            warning: "#FF9800"
          tabbar:
            indicator: "#9BF0E1"
          textContrast: "#000000"
          textSubtle: "#6E6E6E"
          textVerySubtle: "#DDD"
          warningBackground: "#F59B23"
          warningText: "#000000"
          text:
            primary: "#151515"
            secondary: "#757575"
          rhdh:
            general:
              disabledBackground: "#D2D2D2"
              disabled: "#6A6E73"
              searchBarBorderColor: "#E4E4E4"
              formControlBackgroundColor: "#FFF"
              mainSectionBackgroundColor: "#FFF"
              headerBottomBorderColor: "#C7C7C7"
              cardBackgroundColor: "#FFF"
              sideBarBackgroundColor: "#212427"
              cardBorderColor: "#C7C7C7"
              tableTitleColor: "#181818"
              tableSubtitleColor: "#616161"
              tableColumnTitleColor: "#151515"
              tableRowHover: "#F5F5F5"
              tableBorderColor: "#E0E0E0"
              tableBackgroundColor: "#FFF"
              tabsBottomBorderColor: "#D2D2D2"
              contrastText: "#FFF"
            primary:
              main: "#0066CC"
              focusVisibleBorder: "#0066CC"
            secondary:
              main: "#8476D1"
              focusVisibleBorder: "#8476D1"
            cards:
              headerTextColor: "#151515"
              headerBackgroundColor: "#FFF"
              headerBackgroundImage: "none"

      dark:
        variant: "rhdh"
        mode: "dark"
        palette:
          background:
            default: "#333333"
            paper: "#424242"
          banner:
            closeButtonColor: "#FFFFFF"
            error: "#E22134"
            info: "#2E77D0"
            link: "#000000"
            text: "#FFFFFF"
            warning: "#FF9800"
          border: "#E6E6E6"
          bursts:
            backgroundColor:
              default: "#7C3699"
            fontColor: "#FEFEFE"
            gradient:
              linear: "linear-gradient(-137deg, #4BB8A5 0%, #187656 100%)"
            slackChannelText: "#ddd"
          errorBackground: "#FFEBEE"
          errorText: "#CA001B"
          gold: "#FFD600"
          highlight: "#FFFBCC"
          infoBackground: "#ebf5ff"
          infoText: "#004e8a"
          link: "#9CC9FF"
          linkHover: "#82BAFD"
          mode: "dark"
          navigation:
            background: "#0f1214"
            indicator: "#0066CC"
            color: "#ffffff"
            selectedColor: "#ffffff"
            navItem:
              hoverBackground: "#3c3f42"
            submenu:
              background: "#0f1214"
          pinSidebarButton:
            background: "#BDBDBD"
            icon: "#404040"
          primary:
            main: "#1FA7F8"
          secondary:
            main: "#B2A3FF"
          status:
            aborted: "#9E9E9E"
            error: "#F84C55"
            ok: "#71CF88"
            pending: "#FEF071"
            running: "#3488E3"
            warning: "#FFB84D"
          tabbar:
            indicator: "#9BF0E1"
          textContrast: "#FFFFFF"
          textSubtle: "#CCCCCC"
          textVerySubtle: "#727272"
          warningBackground: "#F59B23"
          warningText: "#000000"

          rhdh:
            general:
              disabledBackground: "#444548"
              disabled: "#AAABAC"
              searchBarBorderColor: "#57585a"
              formControlBackgroundColor: "#36373A"
              mainSectionBackgroundColor: "#0f1214"
              headerBottomBorderColor: "#A3A3A3"
              cardBackgroundColor: "#292929"
              sideBarBackgroundColor: "#1b1d21"
              cardBorderColor: "#A3A3A3"
              tableTitleColor: "#E0E0E0"
              tableSubtitleColor: "#E0E0E0"
              tableColumnTitleColor: "#E0E0E0"
              tableRowHover: "#0f1214"
              tableBorderColor: "#515151"
              tableBackgroundColor: "#1b1d21"
              tabsBottomBorderColor: "#444548"
              contrastText: "#FFF"
            primary:
              main: "#1FA7F8"
              focusVisibleBorder: "#ADD6FF"
            secondary:
              main: "#B2A3FF"
              focusVisibleBorder: "#D0C7FF"
            cards:
              headerTextColor: "#FFF"
              headerBackgroundColor: "#0f1214"
              headerBackgroundImage: "none"
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Alternatively, you can use the following variant and mode values in the app-config-rhdh.yaml file to apply the previous default configuration:

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light:
        variant: "rhdh"
        mode: "light"
      dark:
        variant: "rhdh"
        mode: "dark"
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7.7.2. Default Red Hat Developer Hub page themes

The default Developer Hub header color is white in light mode and black in dark mode, as shown in the following app-config-rhdh.yaml file configuration:

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light:
        palette: {}
        defaultPageTheme: default
        pageTheme:
          default:
            backgroundColor: "#ffffff"
      dark:
        palette: {}
        defaultPageTheme: default
        pageTheme:
          default:
            backgroundColor: "#0f1214"
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7.8. Default Backstage theme

You can use the default Backstage theme configurations to make your Developer Hub instance look like a standard Backstage instance. You can also modify the app-config-rhdh.yaml file to customize or disable particular parameters.

7.8.1. Default Backstage theme color palette

The app-config-rhdh.yaml file uses the following configurations for the default Backstage color palette:

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light:
        variant: "backstage"
        mode: "light"
        palette:
          background:
            default: "#F8F8F8"
            paper: "#FFFFFF"
          banner:
            closeButtonColor: "#FFFFFF"
            error: "#E22134"
            info: "#2E77D0"
            link: "#000000"
            text: "#FFFFFF"
            warning: "#FF9800"
          border: "#E6E6E6"
          bursts:
            backgroundColor:
              default: "#7C3699"
            fontColor: "#FEFEFE"
            gradient:
              linear: "linear-gradient(-137deg, #4BB8A5 0%, #187656 100%)"
            slackChannelText: "#ddd"
          errorBackground: "#FFEBEE"
          errorText: "#CA001B"
          gold: "#FFD600"
          highlight: "#FFFBCC"
          infoBackground: "#ebf5ff"
          infoText: "#004e8a"
          link: "#0A6EBE"
          linkHover: "#2196F3"
          navigation:
            background: "#171717"
            color: "#b5b5b5"
            indicator: "#9BF0E1"
            navItem:
              hoverBackground: "#404040"
            selectedColor: "#FFF"
            submenu:
              background: "#404040"
          pinSidebarButton:
            background: "#BDBDBD"
            icon: "#181818"
          primary:
            main: "#1F5493"
          status:
            aborted: "#757575"
            error: "#E22134"
            ok: "#1DB954"
            pending: "#FFED51"
            running: "#1F5493"
            warning: "#FF9800"
          tabbar:
            indicator: "#9BF0E1"
          textContrast: "#000000"
          textSubtle: "#6E6E6E"
          textVerySubtle: "#DDD"
          warningBackground: "#F59B23"
          warningText: "#000000"

      dark:
        variant: "backstage"
        mode: "dark"
        palette:
          background:
            default: "#333333"
            paper: "#424242"
          banner:
            closeButtonColor: "#FFFFFF"
            error: "#E22134"
            info: "#2E77D0"
            link: "#000000"
            text: "#FFFFFF"
            warning: "#FF9800"
          border: "#E6E6E6"
          bursts:
            backgroundColor:
              default: "#7C3699"
            fontColor: "#FEFEFE"
            gradient:
              linear: "linear-gradient(-137deg, #4BB8A5 0%, #187656 100%)"
            slackChannelText: "#ddd"
          errorBackground: "#FFEBEE"
          errorText: "#CA001B"
          gold: "#FFD600"
          highlight: "#FFFBCC"
          infoBackground: "#ebf5ff"
          infoText: "#004e8a"
          link: "#9CC9FF"
          linkHover: "#82BAFD"
          mode: "dark"
          navigation:
            background: "#424242"
            color: "#b5b5b5"
            indicator: "#9BF0E1"
            navItem:
              hoverBackground: "#404040"
            selectedColor: "#FFF"
            submenu:
              background: "#404040"
          pinSidebarButton:
            background: "#BDBDBD"
            icon: "#404040"
          primary:
            dark: "#82BAFD"
            main: "#9CC9FF"
          secondary:
            main: "#FF88B2"
          status:
            aborted: "#9E9E9E"
            error: "#F84C55"
            ok: "#71CF88"
            pending: "#FEF071"
            running: "#3488E3"
            warning: "#FFB84D"
          tabbar:
            indicator: "#9BF0E1"
          textContrast: "#FFFFFF"
          textSubtle: "#CCCCCC"
          textVerySubtle: "#727272"
          warningBackground: "#F59B23"
          warningText: "#000000"
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Alternatively, you can use the following variant and mode values in the app-config-rhdh.yaml file to apply the previous default configuration:

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light:
        variant: "backstage"
        mode: "light"
      dark:
        variant: "backstage"
        mode: "dark"
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7.8.2. Default Backstage page themes

The default Backstage header color is white in light mode and black in dark mode, as shown in the following app-config-rhdh.yaml file configuration:

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light:
        palette: {}
        defaultPageTheme: default
        pageTheme:
          default:
            backgroundColor: ['#005B4B'] # teal
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          documentation:
            backgroundColor: ['#C8077A', '#C2297D'] # pinkSea
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave2
          tool:
            backgroundColor: ['#8912CA', '#3E00EA'] # purpleSky
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: round
          service:
            backgroundColor: ['#006D8F', '#0049A1'] # marineBlue
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          website:
            backgroundColor: ['#0027AF', '#270094'] # veryBlue
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          library:
            backgroundColor: ['#98002B', '#8D1134'] # rubyRed
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          other:
            backgroundColor: ['#171717', '#383838'] # darkGrey
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          app:
            backgroundColor: ['#BE2200', '#A41D00'] # toastyOrange
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: shapes.wave
          apis:
            backgroundColor: ['#005B4B'] # teal
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave2
          card:
            backgroundColor: ['#4BB8A5', '#187656'] # greens
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave

      dark:
        palette: {}
        defaultPageTheme: default
        pageTheme:
          default:
            backgroundColor: ['#005B4B'] # teal
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          documentation:
            backgroundColor: ['#C8077A', '#C2297D'] # pinkSea
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave2
          tool:
            backgroundColor: ['#8912CA', '#3E00EA'] # purpleSky
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: round
          service:
            backgroundColor: ['#006D8F', '#0049A1'] # marineBlue
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          website:
            backgroundColor: ['#0027AF', '#270094'] # veryBlue
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          library:
            backgroundColor: ['#98002B', '#8D1134'] # rubyRed
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          other:
            backgroundColor: ['#171717', '#383838'] # darkGrey
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
          app:
            backgroundColor: ['#BE2200', '#A41D00'] # toastyOrange
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: shapes.wave
          apis:
            backgroundColor: ['#005B4B'] # teal
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave2
          card:
            backgroundColor: ['#4BB8A5', '#187656'] # greens
            fontColor: '#ffffff'
            shape: wave
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7.9. Custom component options for your Developer Hub instance

There are two component variants that you can use to customize various components of your Developer Hub theme:

  • Patternfly
  • MUI

In addition to assigning a component variant to each parameter in the light or dark theme mode configurations, you can toggle the rippleEffect on or off.

The following code shows the options that you can use in the app-config-rhdh.yaml file to configure the theme components for your Developer Hub instance:

app:
  branding:
    theme:
      light:
        options:
          rippleEffect: off / on
          paper: patternfly / mui
          buttons: patternfly / mui
          inputs: patternfly / mui
          accordions: patternfly / mui
          sidebars: patternfly / mui
          pages: patternfly / mui
          headers: patternfly / mui
          toolbars: patternfly / mui
          dialogs: patternfly / mui
          cards: patternfly / mui
          tables: patternfly / mui
          tabs: patternfly / mui
      dark:
        options:
          rippleEffect: off / on
          paper: patternfly / mui
          buttons: patternfly / mui
          inputs: patternfly / mui
          accordions: patternfly / mui
          sidebars: patternfly / mui
          pages: patternfly / mui
          headers: patternfly / mui
          toolbars: patternfly / mui
          dialogs: patternfly / mui
          cards: patternfly / mui
          tables: patternfly / mui
          tabs: patternfly / mui
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