Theming
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Nectar provides native look and feel for both Android and iOS platform. It uses Google's Material Design for Android and Apple's Cupertino Design for iOS respectively. For desktops, Framework7's Aurora Design is used by default.
You don't need to do any special configuration for setting up the design system separately for Android, iOS or Desktop, as it adapts to the platform automatically from the single code-base.
However, if you want to use only one design system (either Material or Cupertino or Aurora) on all the platforms, then you can configure it in /assets/custom/js/config.js
Inside window.config.theming = { set theme to any of these values aurora, ios, md, auto
By default, Nectar is configured for platform specific design system auto.
Nectar comes with 19 pre-defined theme colors. All the colors are defined in /assets/vendor/nectar/colors.css
You can use these colors as class attributes for almost any components.
Besides this, Nectar also provides you the flexibility to set the primary color of your app matching your brand color. You can use almost any of the 16M colors.
Suppose, the primary color of your brand is #1877F2, then, inside window.config.theming = { set color: #1877F2
For inspiration, you can check and see what colors popular brands use.
Nectar supports both Light and Dark modes.
The default mode is system, ie, the app adapts to light or dark mode according to the device settings. This is the recommended default value.
To set default theme mode, Inside window.config.theming = { set mode to any of these values —light, dark, system
We have implemented an appearance switcher, and it is located at /partials/select-appearance.html
If window.config.theming.enabled is set to true, then this enables the Appearance Switcher for users.