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45 lines
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# Theme Park
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Theme park is a middleware to inject [supported stylesheets (css)](https://docs.theme-park.dev/theme-options)
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into [supported apps](https://docs.theme-park.dev/themes).
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So let's see how to do that.
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Note that this will only work on apps you have enabled `ingress`, and only when accessing them via the URL.
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Will NOT work if you access them via `IP:PORT`.
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## Creating the middleware on traefik
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Edit your existing traefik install (or install fresh if you don't have it installed)
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- Scroll down to `theme.park`
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- Click <kbd>Add</kbd>
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- Name: `guactheme` (Any name you want, remember it, you will need it later)
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- App Name: `guacamole` (Replace with the name of the app you want to theme)
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- Theme Name: `plex` (Replace wit the theme you want to apply)
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- Base URL: (Leave the default, unless you plan to use a self hosted theme provider)
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- Click <kbd>Save</kbd>
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> Keep in mind that if you decide to use a self hosted theme provider, it will need to have enabled ingress.
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> Also use the external URL, not the internal, as the client will need to access that theme provider to fetch the
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> stylesheets.
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## Applying the theme to the app
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Edit your existing _App_, in this example we will use `guacamole-client`.
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- Scroll down to `Traefik MIddlewares` (Remember, you need to have `ingress` enabled)
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- Click <kbd>Add</kbd>
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- Name: `guactheme` (Replace with the name you gave to your middleware on the previous step)
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- Click <kbd>Save</kbd>
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You are ready!
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| Before | After |
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