White Label the Composer Interface

Composer provides ways you can change the default UI settings for the interface. If you prefer more customization options, upload a custom CSS file that includes the changes you want to apply to the interface.

If you want to change the default logo, copyright information, or help content see Customize the User Interface.

The white labeling capabilities are described here to help you understand the extent of control of customizations you as a developer have over the look-and-feel of the interface your users see and interact with.

Note: The Composer user interface is often enhanced between releases and those enhancements may affect the application's CSS. You should plan time to update your custom CSS between version upgrades.

What Can I Do With White Labeling?

• Make the Composer Login page look like your company

• Re-theme banners, backgrounds, and tiles for the Home Page

• Change the colors within the Composer client

• Translate the text into other languages. Work with your Composer technical support representative to do this.

What Do I Need?

• System admin access to the account(s) you want to customize

• Familiarity with CSS

Where Do I Get Started?

• Change the Login Page

• Change the Library

• Translate the Composer Interface