Cloud Access Manager 8.1.1 - Advanced Customization

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To manually edit the CSS file, select Enable advanced customization mode. You will then be able to download the CSS file and upload a modified version. This CSS file is called theme.css.

If you want to reference additional images and fonts in the CSS file, you can copy the images/fonts to the customization directory on each Security Token Service (STS) host:

C:\Program Files\Dell\Cloud Access Manager\Customization\

You can then reference these files using the path /CloudAccessManager/Customization/<filename> in the CSS file.

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To manually edit the HTML for the Login and HRD pages, you need to log into each of the STS hosts and manually edit the following files:

C:\Program Files\Dell\Cloud Access Manager\Customization\Login\Login.htm
C:\Program Files\Dell\Cloud Access Manager\Customization\HRD\UserIdentity.html

When you edit these HTML files, you must ensure the changes are applied to each STS host. If you need to include JavaScript or image files, you can place these files in the same directory and reference them using a relative path.

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Go to the page where you uploaded the file (such as the Customize Appearance settings page or the Customize page for any authenticators that you have customized)

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update the login_<language code>.json files

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reference the key using the HTML attribute: data-localize=”<key>”

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update the cam_<language code>.json file

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enter where you want the text to be displayed: {{ '<key>' | translate }}

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using the HTML attribute: translate=”<key>”