FAQ - Archmonger/Blackberry-Themes GitHub Wiki

You can click on an install button on theme within the readme to view installation instructions, which will lead you to the corresponding Wiki page. Installation instructions can be found here.

Images are available within the Screenshots folder.

Short Answer: Normal themes are intended to be used standalone. "In Organizr" themes are for use only in Organizr.

Long Answer: Most themes come in a In Organizr variant, which allows them to seemlessly fit in to their corresponding Organizr theme. When using these themes together, the result is the service will appear as if it is not an iFramed web application. This is accomplished by removing logos, modifying the navbar to a smaller size, optimizing the interface for SSO usage (if the service supports SSO by Organizr), as well as other miscellaneous in-site tweaks depending on the specific service.

On occasion, functionality may be removed in order to maintain visual consistency and be optimized for Organizr SSO in an iFrame. For example in the case of Ombi, this can be seen with the removal of the login screen's rotating backgrounds, smaller navbar, deletion of the loading bar, removal of the current logged in username, and removal of the log out menu.

In contrast, non-"In Organizr" versions do not remove any UI elements or features, and simply focus on visually theming the page for more typical applications.

Our Organizr themes have a "Minimal Edition" variant which aims to make Organizr as small and unobtrusive as possible. Additionally, we have several Extras which further adds minimalist features specific only to our "Minimal Edition" themes. Such as, adding sidebar tooltips, completely removing the top navbar.

While most themes aim to plexify the user interface, that would be irrational in the case of Plex. The focus of the Plex theme is to clean up clutter from within the Plex UI, modify the navbar to better fit our other themes, and create a functional mobile site.

Requests can be made through Feathub!

A photoshop document file (PSD) is provided for users who wish to make their own icons, as opposed to requesting for an icon to be created on Feathub. This can be found in the repository's Extras folder.

Deluge:
Deluge on Windows currently has issues with reverse proxies in web subdirectories (ex. mydomain.com/Deluge). It is recommended that you move Deluge to a subdomain (ex. deluge.mydomain.com) and use subfilter as demonstrated in the installation instructions. If you wish to keep deluge on your domain's subdir, you will need to copy the code found in your desired Blackberry Themes CSS file to the end of deluge's default CSS file. This can be found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Deluge\deluge-1.3.15-py2.7.egg\deluge\ui\web\css.

qBittorrent:
qBittorrent has a Content Security Policy (CSP) that prevents style sheets from external sources. In order to fix this, you'll need to disable CSP by adding proxy_hide_header Content-Security-Policy; above your subfilter statement.

Other:
Users have reported that subfilter will not function while gzip is enabled. Please confirm whether or not gzip is enabled within nginx. If so, attempt disabling gzip and refresh your nginx configuration.

If you cannot seem to figure out installation, visit us on Discord and make a post in the #Support channel!

Please clear browser cache. If using Cloudflare, also clear Cloudflare cache.

Unfortunately, around the beginning of 2020 all major browsers have implemented security changes. These new security changes prevent the Theme Installer from working on LAN. I have not been able to determine a workaround.

So, for now a reverse proxy is required for theme installer to work.