umbraco-theme

Customize the Umbraco backoffice theme by defining CSS variables and overriding visual elements. You register custom themes using Umbraco's extension registry and manifest structure to apply specific branding styles.

Yes, you can create a dark mode theme for the Umbraco backoffice by overriding default CSS variables for colors. This reduces eye strain during long working sessions by applying custom visual styles.

Umbraco supports high contrast accessibility themes by allowing you to override CSS variables. This enables specific visual adjustments for user preferences and accessibility requirements within the backoffice interface.

Register a custom backoffice theme in Umbraco by adhering to the extension registry and manifest structure. This process integrates your customized CSS variables and visual overrides into the backoffice environment.

Override default CSS variables for colors, typography, and layout to change Umbraco backoffice branding. This allows you to apply a custom theme that matches your company's visual identity across the interface.

Yes, applying a custom backoffice theme requires adherence to Umbraco's extension registry and manifest structure. This framework integration ensures your CSS variable overrides and visual elements are properly loaded.