Form Themes are styles that can be applied to forms created in processes to customize its appearance.
By using this functionality you can add and manage the form themes of processes. It is possible to define which themes are active and available for use, as well as to define a default theme to be used for all new forms created.
Even with a theme configured as default, you can choose other themes available when creating a process form, as long as they’re active.
You can also obtain an existing theme by using the download option.
01. In the main menu, click Control Panel, then check Development container and click Form themes.
02. Show the themes of existing forms.
To search for a specific user, use the Filter field.
It is possible to enable/disable a form theme by checking or unchecking the Active column. You can also change the default theme for forms by selecting the desired theme in the Default column.
01. In the Form Themes window, click Add.
02. Enter the requested information.
Code
Code of new form theme.
Description
Description of the new form theme.
Active
When checked, it determines that the form theme is active and available for use.
Default
When checked, it determines that the default theme for all new forms created. This field is only enabled if the Active field is checked.
03. Click Choose files.
04. Select the (.css) file to be sent.
05. Click Save.
01. In the Form Themes, select the form to be edited.
02. Click Edit.
03. Change the desired information.
Information about the fields shown can be obtained in the alternate path Add Form Theme.
04. Click Save.
01. In the Form Themes, select the form to be removed.
02. Click Delete.
03. In the message displayed, click Confirm to implement the action or Close to cancel the removal.
01. In the Form Themes window, locate the form themes that you wish to obtain.
02. Click on the icon located in the Download column corresponding to the desired form theme.
When clicking the download icon, the style file (.css) corresponding to the form theme is copied to the desktop.
Please note!
This documentation is valid from the 1.6.5 update - Liquid. If you use a previous update, it may contain information different from what you see on your platform.
