Note that the default email template file is called email_en_US.html on GitHub.
For more information, see the following sections: You can create a customization package from either the View Configuration page or Primo Studio, but you need to use the View Configuration page to deploy the customization package for both methods. Since a help page is not provided out of the box, you need to add the help directory to your customization package. For more information, see Creating a Custom Help Page. To support other languages, you can create and upload new HTML help files with the relevant language code. Help – The help_en.html file enables you to create a help page for your view. For more information, see Customizing the Email Template. Note that the email folder is not created for you.
#Bootstrap studio custom view size code#
Since this code is nested inside the main HTML code, wrap this code with a tag (insets of the tag).Įmail – The email_.html template files (such as email_en.html) enable you to configure the layout and format of the emails (per supported UI languages) that are sent when users perform the Send To Email action. The system does not use content inside tags. Homepage – The homepage_en.html file enables you to customize the area of the page below the search box on the Primo VE Home page. To support other languages, you can create and upload new HTML files with the relevant language code. Html – This subfolder contains the following subfolders, which store all customized HTML files for Primo VE: Js – This subfolder contains the custom.js file, which includes your scripts. To ensure that the correct image appears in Primo VE, ensure that you use the same file name as the original. Img – This subfolder contains all customized images for Primo VE. These rules override corresponding rules in the default CSS. Ensure that you change the name of the top folder to your institution's view code, which must be in the following format: -.Ĭss – This subfolder contains the custom1.css file, which includes your CSS rules. – The top folder of your customization package.
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