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RHIDP-8630: Added notification during software template version update (redhat-developer#1431)
* Added notification during software template version update
* Incorporated Diana's comments
* Incorporated Judy's comments
RHIDP-9010: AEM-related changes (redhat-developer#1426)
* AEM-related changes
* Minor change Judy's comment
* Incorporated Fabrice's comments
* Incorporated Judy's comments
* Incorporated Fabrice's final comments
RHIDP-8641: Building and Deploying Serverless Workflows (redhat-developer#1416)
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Building and Deploying Serverless Workflows
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By modifying the visual aspects of the interface, organizations can align {product} with their branding guidelines and improve the overall user experience.
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The following default theme configurations are available for {product}:
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The {product} theme:: Default theme configurations to make your developer portal look like a standard {product} instance. For more information, see xref:ref-customize-rhdh-default-rhdh_{context}[]
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The Backstage theme:: Default theme configurations to make your developer portal look like a standard Backstage instance. For more information, see xref:ref-customize-rhdh-default-backstage_{context}[]
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You can change or disable particular parameters in a default theme or create a fully customized theme by modifying the `app-config-rhdh.yaml` file. From the `app-config-rhdh.yaml` file, you can customize common theme components, including the following:
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You can change or disable particular parameters in a default theme or create a fully customized theme by modifying the `app-config-rhdh.yaml` file. From the `app-config-rhdh.yaml` file, you can customize common theme components, including the following components:
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* Font color, size, and style of text in paragraphs, headings, headers, and buttons
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* Specify the `global.floatingactionbutton/config` mount point in your `app-config-dynamic.yaml` file. For example:
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`frontend:mountPoints:importName`:: (Required) The import name with an associated component to the mount point.
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`frontend:mountPoints:importName:icon`:: Use the `svg` value to display a black `BulkImportPage` icon.
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* To configure an action as a floating action button that opens an external link, specify the `global.floatingactionbutton/config` mount point in your `dynamic-plugins.yaml` file within the `backstage-plugin-global-floating-action-button` plugin. For example:
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<2> Use the `svg` value to display the `Quay` icon.
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`frontend:mountPoints:importName:icon`:: (Optional) Enter the icon in Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format to display the `Quay` icon.
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* To configure a floating action button that contains a submenu, define the `global.floatingactionbutton/config` mount point in the same `slot` field in your `dynamic-plugins.yaml` file for multiple actions. The default slot is `page-end` when not specified. For example:
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When upgrading from previous versions, the installer does not overwrite your existing `dynamic-plugins.yaml` configuration. If you had not configured *Starred Items* or *Quicklinks* previously, they remain disabled after the upgrade and must be manually enabled.
. (Optional) If you do not provide `logo` props to the `CompanyLogo` component, the component instead uses values defined under `app.branding` in your `{my-app-config-file}` file. You can configure the `CompanyLogo` as shown in the following configuration:
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