SMSPlus offers a couple of pre-designed themes that the admin can easily select with one click to make it operational on the admin as well as on the client-side. The theme setting page offers the ability to change the colors of your activated theme to help you match the color combination with your website/ brand page etc. Let's start with the client-side themes first.
Admin Main Navigation -> Setup -> Themes -> Client Themes
Drag your cursor to the theme of your choice, click “Active Theme” to make it operational on the client-side. The client will see and use the theme that the admin side activated.
Drag your cursor on the theme currently activated, underneath “Activate Theme” you will find “Theme Settings” that you can click to jump to the theme setting page. It offers, one of the most innovative approaches to change colors of theme elements as well as the fonts, by simply using a color picker. It doesn’t require writing any additional CSS for changing colors anymore, a layman can use the theme settings to make a color combination of his/her choice.
Click “Save Theme Settings” to save your color preference, or click “Reset” return to the former color settings.
Let's now discuss changing a theme on the admin side.
Admin Main Navigation -> Setup -> Themes -> Admin Themes
Activate Theme
Just like the way we activate the theme for the client-side, drag the cursor to the theme of your choice, click “Active Theme” when it appears on your screen, and the newly selected theme will be activated for the admin to login and use. Further customization of the activated theme is also possible by clicking “Theme Settings”.
Theme Settings
Theme settings will appear only for the currently activated theme, and it appears underneath “Active Theme” while you hover on the active theme. Settings will not appear for the inactive theme. On the settings page, you can customize the theme with your desired color combination without the need to write extra CSS. You can use the color picker to make a right color combination of theme elements and fonts.
Click “Save Theme Settings” to save your color preference, or click “Reset” return to the former color settings.