Themes are defined in XML files using specific tags.

Use themes to define global or application properties.

Edit an existing theme in the Database Resources.

Delete theme resources and remove them from applications.

By using a theme, you can access resources which are automatically inserted into XPages when viewed.

A theme is used to define the look and feel of an application.

Create new themes and add them to applications.

Copy existing themes to use as templates in applications.

Themes can inherit properties from a parent theme.

Themes can assign the value of JSF expressions to properties when the XPage is created.

Save a theme as a database resource.

Control entries are identified by themeIds. At runtime, the correct style attributes are determined by matching control names.

Properties of a theme can be targeted to apply specifically to pages created by XPages or Domino® Web Engine technology.

By using a theme you can assign values to any JSF control properties when the XPage is created.

The attached presentation covers the following topics: CSS Basics CSS Frameworks Blueprint Framework IBM oneUI Framework Using Themes In XPages Applications Creating Your Own Extendable Themes Extending the BuiltIn Themes Creating your Own Server Based Themes XPages on Mobile Devices Open the ...

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