Ahh, The setting is there, and it is true.
Actually this installation is an upgrade. I tried several reloads with shift and control pressed, and eventually it came. I think it was due to browser cache. Thanks. R. On Mon, 2022-05-23 01:09 PM, Suresh Anaparti <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > You can enable / disable it using the UI property 'allowSettingTheme' in > config.json (can be located at the path /etc/cloudstack/management/ in the > management server). I think, by default, it is true and shows the settings > icon/page customization view. > > Check with the sample cmds below, in the management server. Refresh (/reopen) > the browser after the property is updated. > > - to check the property 'allowSettingTheme' set: > grep "allowSettingTheme" /etc/cloudstack/management/config.json > > - to enable the customization view: (check the output from the above cmd, and > use it to search and replace) > sed -i 's/"allowSettingTheme": false/"allowSettingTheme": true/g' > /etc/cloudstack/management/config.json > > - to disable the customization view: > sed -i 's/"allowSettingTheme": true/"allowSettingTheme": false/g' > /etc/cloudstack/management/config.json > > > Regards, > Suresh > > On 23/05/22, 12:21 PM, " target="_blank">"[email protected]" > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi! > > I upgraded 2 cloudstack installations to 4.16.1 from 4.15.2 > > However, only one of them is showing the UI Side Panel for Palette > customization. !? I have no idea why, and I did not do anything to enable or > disable it that I am aware of. > > How do I turn the sidebar palette on? > > I really like the dark mode, by the way. > > R. > > > > >
