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Theme Customisation

In most cases, a theme includes styles (colours, fonts, etc) and HTML layout. In this guide, we talk only about styles stored in css file and included on a HTML page. If you want to change the layout, read Template Customisation

Set up​

  1. Clone or fork this repo
  2. Login to Workshop Butler, open Account Settings -> API, activate it, and copy an API key for your account
  3. Retrieve all dependences via npm i

Launch and Build​

API_KEY=[your API key] npm run watch

This command launches a webserver on http://localhost:8080.

  • Open http://localhost:8080/schedule.html for the list of all events
  • Open http://localhost:8080/trainer-list.html for the list of all trainers

To compile a theme, use npm run build. The compiled files are in dist/ directory.

Configuration​

package.json -> version

Contains a version number, used in styles.[version].min.css

config.js -> options -> theme

Name of an active theme. The theme is passed as a configuration parameter to Workshop Butler JS widgets. For default themes, use these values: alfred, britton.

Customisation​

We recommend you duplicate one of the default themes, name it, and make the necessary tweak. The name of the theme is added to the root <div> which holds HTML, produced by a widget. This way you can be sure that there is no interference with the styles on your website pages.

The example below shows how the style for a form button is defined.

.alfred .wsb-content .wsb-form__btn {
background-color: #4a90e2;
border-radius: 5px;
font-weight: 400;
font-size: 18px;
}

The name of the theme is passed as a configuration parameter to all widgets and is added automatically. If you name your theme my-awesome-theme, then the code above should be:

.my-awesome-theme .wsb-content .wsb-form__btn {
background-color: #4a90e2;
border-radius: 10px;
font-size: 20px;
}

Installation​

  1. After the compilation, you get a css file containing a custom theme. Replace default styles, loaded from https://cdn.workshopbutler.com, with this file.
  2. Set the correct name of your theme in all widgets' configurations.