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* To set the default theme to something other than original, open a terminal window. Become '''root''' and do the following: | * To set the default theme to something other than original, open a terminal window. Become '''root''' and do the following: | ||
| − | + | {{Code|cd /var/hda/web-apps/phpmyadmin/html | |
| − | + | vi config.inc.php}} | |
* Add this line to the end and change the name to the theme of your choice (i.e. paradice, Artic Ocean, Darkblue/orange) | * Add this line to the end and change the name to the theme of your choice (i.e. paradice, Artic Ocean, Darkblue/orange) | ||
| − | $cfg['ThemeDefault'] = 'paradice'; | + | $cfg['ThemeDefault'] = 'paradice'; |
* Save the file and clear the web browser cache. | * Save the file and clear the web browser cache. | ||
* Access phpMyAdmin and you will see the new theme applied as default to the login screen. | * Access phpMyAdmin and you will see the new theme applied as default to the login screen. | ||
Revision as of 00:52, 26 January 2011
TIPS
- To set the default theme to something other than original, open a terminal window. Become root and do the following:
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cd /var/hda/web-apps/phpmyadmin/html vi config.inc.php
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- Add this line to the end and change the name to the theme of your choice (i.e. paradice, Artic Ocean, Darkblue/orange)
$cfg['ThemeDefault'] = 'paradice';
- Save the file and clear the web browser cache.
- Access phpMyAdmin and you will see the new theme applied as default to the login screen.
NOTE: Additional themes can be downloaded here.
