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ServiceNow Next UI: theme your instance - QUICK HACKS

note: Utah release brings in Theme builder changes which may make below steps unnecessary

ServiceNow Next UI: theme your instance - QUICK HACKS

to change the header colour:


apply it across the board:



  • go to sys_ux_style and create an entry as follows (give it whatever name you prefer, e.g. 'header UAT':


grab your own variant color code from https://htmlcolorcodes.com/

see below to copy paste code
  • go to now experience framework> themes, create a new theme, and reference the above newly created from UX Theme Styles tab

  • create new system property glide.ui.polaris.theme.custom and copy-paste the sys_id of the above new theme

apply it as a user preference:

similar steps to above, but set the sys_ux_style type to 'variant' (use insert and stay) then add it to the same theme as the core one. Log out and back in and go to user preferences> themes




other options

see the ux style 'colors' for list of options/ideas
(https://<YOUR_INSTANCE>.service-now.com/nav_to.do?uri=sys_ux_style.do?sys_id=a197a38107b03010e03948f78ad30059 )

menu color




{
    "base": { },
    "properties": {
        "--now-unified-nav_header--background-color":"51,172,255",
        "--now-menu--background-color": "51,172,255"
    }
}

sidebar color




{
    "base": { 
       
    },
    "properties": {
        "--now-unified-nav_header--background-color":"51,172,255",
        "--now-menu--background-color": "51,172,255",
        "--now-unified-nav_menu--background-color": "51,172,255"
    }
}

revert back to default

just blank the glide.ui.polaris.theme.custom sys property


revert back to default - with variants

the following theme achieves this, reference its sys id in the above property









(it should remember the variant selection next time you log in)



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