Portal Templates

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Introduction
• Location
• Cloning Templates
• Deleting Templates
• Replacement Values

Introduction

The portal templates contain the codebase for the portal they're assigned to. Multiple portals can be assigned to the same template ensuring a consistent look and feel across your venues. By default, there is always a default template available. This default template cannot be edited or deleted, however, it can be cloned allowing you to customise the code to your needs. 

Location

Cloning Templates

We recommend cloning the default portal template and editing the subsequent clone to your needs. This is due to the amount of important code contained within the templates that ensure your guests can get online.  By cloning the default portal, you're safe in the knowledge that authentication and structure is left intact. You can then make changes to the code styling in the CSS to make the look and feel fit seamlessly with your brand. 

Deleting Templates

Ensure the template you want to delete isn't associated with any currently live portals before deleting.

Replacement Values

There are several replacement values used in the code allowing you to configure text colour, borders and images without needing to edit the code directly. The example below shows the CSS for the default portal's header: 

.header{
  width:100%;
  position:relative;
  background-color:${color:header:background};
  color:${color:header:text};
  border${border:header:type}-width:${border:header:width};
  border${border:header:type}-color:${border:header:color};
  border${border:header:type}-radius:${border:header:radius};
  border${border:header:type}-style:${border:header:style};
  ${image:header:css}
}