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README.md

Disroot theme for Foregejo

Customizing Gitea is typically done using the CustomPath folder - by default this is the custom folder from the running directory of Forgejo, but it may be different if your build has set this differently. This is the central place to override configuration settings, templates, etc. You can check the CustomPath using gitea help. You can also find the path on the Configuration tab in the Site Administration page. You can override the CustomPath by setting either the GITEA_CUSTOM environment variable or by using the --custom-path option on the gitea binary. (The option will override the environment variable.)

In this custom folder, create a public\css folder then, to use this theme, git clone it in custom/public/css. It will create copy the css files of our Beetroot themes.

Then edit app.ini and edit the THEMES var like this: THEMES = beetroot-light,beetroot-dark,beetroot-auto (you can also keep the themes already dfined there).

Don't forget to restart gitea: service gitea restart

To know more about customizing Forgejo, check https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/customizing-gitea/#customizing-the-look-of-gitea