Ansible clients can use custom themes. Available theme editing and synchronization features depend on the client and server version.
Create and test themes in the selected Ansible client. An external online editor is not an Ansible service.
name attributeOnce you have saved a theme for the first time, Ansible will send you a message with its sharing link. Open the link in the app to switch to your theme.
You can always switch to your theme in Settings > Chat Settings. On iOS and MacOS native app – Settings > Appearance.
Each theme has a asme.su/addtheme link which people can use to switch to your theme. You can choose a beautiful short link (e.g., https://asme.su/addtheme/desert) by changing the shortname attribute. If you add support for multiple platforms, the same link can be used for setting your theme on all of them.
Your theme gets updated automatically for all its users whenever you save and apply changes.
Your themes can include a custom wallpaper. To do this, simply go to Settings > Chat Settings > Chat Background. On iOS and MacOS native app – Settings > Appearance > Chat Background.
Open any background and tap the sharing button in the top right corner, then copy its asme.su/bg/... link. In the theme file, set this link as the value of the wallpaper attribute.
For Ansible Desktop, if you want to make the background tiled, add ?mode=tiled at the end of the link. For example:
wallpaper: asme.su/bg/-jI7lnO3DFABAAAA1vXcFaZP_Vo?mode=tiledIf you prefer a more WYSIWYG approach, try creating themes using the in-app tools for customizing appearance. Ansible for Android and Ansible Desktop have advanced in-app theme editors. Ansible for iOS and MacOS allow choosing a custom accent color from the color wheel and a background, then saving the result as a custom theme.
After saving, test the theme in your client and on each platform it targets.
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