2025-03-20, 03:32 PM
(2025-03-20, 02:36 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: You would add a block in config.json located in the jellyfin-web folder. In the jellyfin-web folder there is a "themes" folder that config.json would refer to. In that folder are the images and css for your theme.Annoyingly I had tried that before posting and it didn't work. I retried and it now does. I think the config.json must be super fussy. Thanks for the reply.
Here are the themes from a default config.json.
Code:"themes": [
{
"name": "Apple TV",
"id": "appletv",
"color": "#bcbcbc"
}, {
"name": "Blue Radiance",
"id": "blueradiance",
"color": "#011432"
}, {
"name": "Dark",
"id": "dark",
"color": "#202020",
"default": true
}, {
"name": "Light",
"id": "light",
"color": "#303030"
}, {
"name": "Purple Haze",
"id": "purplehaze",
"color": "#000420"
}, {
"name": "WMC",
"id": "wmc",
"color": "#0c2450"
}
],
You'd add another block for your theme. Create a folder in the themes folder with the same name and place your css and images in that new folder.
However the edits in that folder don't apply to the android app. Not even simple edits to the original dark theme.