Databases Reference
In-Depth Information
Using such a sentence in the footer would produce the intended message on all
pages as shown in the following screenshot:
Themes
A theme system is available in phpMyAdmin. The color parameters and the various
icons are located in a directory structure under the
themes
sub-directory. For each
available theme, there is a sub-directory named after the theme. It contains:
•
layout.inc.php
for the theme parameters
•
css
directory with the various CSS scripts
•
img
directory containing any icons or other imagery (for example, logos)
•
screen.png
, a screenshot of this theme
The downloaded kit contains two them
es but there are more available at
http://p
hpmyadmin.net/home_page/themes.php
. Installing a new theme is
just a matter of downloading the corresponding
.zip
file and extracting it into the
themes
sub-directory.
In case someone would like to build a custom theme that contains
JavaScript code, please note that all phpMyAdmin 3.4 pages
include the jQuery library.
Configuring themes
In
config.inc.php
, the
$cfg['ThemePath']
parameter contains
'./themes'
by
default, indicating which sub-directory the required structure is located in. This
could be changed to point to another directory where your company's specific
phpMyAdmin themes are located.
The default chosen theme is specified in
$cfg['ThemeDefault']
, and is set to
'pmahomme'
. If no theme selection is available for users, this theme will be used.
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