Oracle BPM WorkSpace Look and Feel Customization

The look and feel of an application defines its appearance and the behaviour of its components. WorkSpace allows you to customize its look and feel to resemble other websites and applications in your organization.

You can customize the following design elements:

colors
fonts
borders
dimensions and layout
header images
icons

Except for icons, these design elements are defined using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Icons are defined using image bundles.

Defining Visual Properties using CSS
Each WorkSpace component has its own visual properties. These properties are defined by using CSS.
Changing Oracle BPM WorkSpace Default CSS File
WorkSpace uses a CSS to define its presentation. The following procedures show you how to change WorkSpace default CSS file.
Customizing Oracle BPM WorkSpace Login Screen
You can customize WorkSpace login screen with the logo and colors of your organization.
Customizing Oracle BPM WorkSpace Header
You can customize WorkSpace header with the logo and colors of your organization.
Customizing Oracle BPM WorkSpace Footer
By default WorkSpace footer is disabled. The following procedure shows you how to add a footer.
Oracle BPM WorkSpace Icons
WorkSpace comes with a default set of icons. You can customize these icons.
Oracle BPM WorkSpace Labels and Text Messages
WorkSpace comes with a predefined set of labels and text messages. You can customize their wording.
Look and Feel Localization
The look and feel customization may differ according to the language and culture of the WorkSpace end users. You can localize the customization of the different elements that make up the look and feel.