Secure Global Desktop Administration Guide > Users and authentication > Webtop Theme (--webtop)
| Object Manager | Webtop Theme | Pick a webtop theme from the list. |
|---|---|---|
| Command line | --webtop theme_name |
Replace theme_name with the name of a webtop
theme, for example sco/tta/standard. |
This attribute defines the webtop theme for an object. A webtop theme defines everything about the appearance and behavior of a webtop for web browser users.
Note This attribute is only used with the classic webtop. The browser-based webtop does not use themes.
For a person object or organizational unit object (but not for an
organization object), choose Use Parent's Theme (on the command line,
--webtop ..) to "inherit" the webtop theme of the parent
object in the organizational hierarchy. This lets you change the
webtop theme of many objects at once without editing each object.
This is the default value for new person objects and new
organizational unit objects.
Webtop themes are defined in the
/opt/tarantella/var/docroot/resources/webtops
directory. Theme names have three levels, for example
sco/tta/standard. Each theme directory contains a file
theme.properties, describing the theme.
name property found in the
theme.properties file. For example,
sco/tta/standard.name-ll-tt
properties in each theme.properties file, where
ll-tt defines a locale. For instance, if you're using the
US English version of Object Manager, it will display the values
of the name-en-us properties in the list of webtop
themes.The attribute is ignored for users of the Native Client.
When listing object attributes on the command line, an attribute value of .. means use parent's theme.
--webtop sco/tta/standard
Uses the sco/tta/standard webtop theme, which all
users see by default.
--webtop ..
Uses the webtop theme of the parent in the organizational hierarchy.
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