Quick break from my series about building themes to release a back of themes I have been working on for a while.
UI16 Classics Remastered: The Retro Collection!
It contains both light and dark variants of each theme, most (but not all) of them based on classic UI16 themes.
Come find me on the SNDevs slack if you have any suggestions or requests!
This is Part 3. You should start with Part 1.
In Part 1 I mentioned that theme JSON has 2 parts, Base and Properties, and that for some elements defined in Base they get expanded into some number of variations on that color.
How does that work? Which things can even be defined that way? Is there any way to know what --now-color--primary-2 will look like if I have defined --now-color--primary?
When the new Next Experience UI came out with San Diego, everything about how to theme an instance changed. I have always liked making my instances look like "mine" or the company I worked for, so I was very interested in seeing what I could do with the new UI. This article is going to be the first in a series where I try to document all the things I know or have figured out about how to theme ServiceNow.
At long last I have a Blog. I have been meaning to start writing one for many years, and just never got around to it. But this year I set myself a goal to actually do it, so here I am.
Mostly ServiceNow stuff that I think should be shared. I make a lot of one off tools and bits of code that are worth sharing. I also figured that I should actually write up some of the things that aren't well documented but that I have figured out.
I have been working as a ServiceNow professional since Fuji. I have been in the Customer and Partner space until Fall 2022 when I joined ServiceNow. Along the way I have spoken at several Knowledge Conferences, been named a Developer MVP twice, and am extremely active in the SNDevs slack. You can also find a list of stuff I have done and links to things I have made over on GitHub
I work for ServiceNow and have access to substantial information about unreleased and in development products. Please do not make any buying decisions based on anything I write about. To the best of my ability I am not going to be writing about anything sensitive or non-public. All opinions are my own and do not represent those of ServiceNow.