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CRM 2015 – Navigation and Themes
With the advent of CRM Online 2015 Update 1, we got much awaited New Navigation Bar pattern (Vertical Stacked Menu) and Themes. New Navigation Bar –
Themes –
- With Themes, We can create a custom look and feel, to our CRM web application.We can change CRM applications
- Logo
- Navigation bar color
- Header color
- Default entity color
- Default Custom entity color
- Control Shade & Border
- We can define multiple themes, but only one can be set and published as the default theme.
- The theme customization is supported in Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Outlook
- To create a new Theme, Navigate to Settings -> Customizations -> Themes
- We can create your own theme and Publish (Once published, Theme propagates to all Users)
- You can Clone new Theme from existing Theme and Preview
- “Preview Theme”, sets a cookie in browser allows us to use theme until either you exit the preview or delete cookies.
Below is sample theme I created, I added my own Jpg web resource as ‘Logo’ and got color hexadecimal codes from Color Hex site
Deploying Themes across Organizations
- We cannot include ‘Theme’ in CRM Solutions as Theme is not solution aware.
- However, you can export the Theme and import it to target solution.
- The imported theme must be published to take an effect
Theme Best Practices
Changing Specific Entity Color
- We can change the color of desired entity in Entity Definition
Refer MSDN Article for more details. 🙂
Categories: CRM 2015
Tags: CRM 2015, navigation, Themes
Hide or Show Tabs & Navigation Items of CRM form in CRM 2011
Hi,
Below is the JScript to Show or Hide Tabs and Navigation Items on CRM form
//Set “true” to Hide and “false” to show the Tab/Navigation item
Xrm.Page.ui.tabs.get(“tab_name”).setVisible(true/false);
Xrm.Page.ui.navigation.items.get(“navigationlink_name”).setVisible(true/false);
Note :-
- We can get the ‘Tab’ name, from the Form customization
- We can get the “Navigation link” name using the IE developer tool (i.e., On the browser Press F12)
Hope it helps 🙂
Categories: CRM 2011, JScript
Tags: CRM 2011, Hide, JScript, Link, navigation, Navigation Item, Show, Tabs
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