How to reset theme manually?
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just tried to change the theme on my 2.0.1 box to "the_wall", and now I cannot seem to find the "change theme" dialog that was formerly listed under:
System –> Advanced
Can somebody tell me how to revert this back to the default theme thru the shell?
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It's under System > General.
You could edit the config with viconfig (if you know vi) or you could make a backup, edit the backup, and restore it, but the GUI option should work.
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Thanks for the info, especially the bit about viconfig.
I coulda swore I looked under System > General earlier <sheepish>.
I suppose I should have started my pfsense journey with a HDD based install, where the files are more accessible for editing than the nanoBSD embedded install.
I'm trying to follow the nanoBSD process from the FreeBSD site:
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/nanobsd/article.html
and I'm learning how the single "cfg" as well as the disk image itself can be altered/customized.</sheepish>
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The easiest way in my opinion is to enable SSH Shell login, and with Filezilla a free SSH/FTP client logon to the box with root and whatever your admin password is and browse to..
usr/local/www/themes
Under here is where your find all the themes. When i got bored i downloaded a theme and started to play around with the CSS to change colours etc. My pfsense is now amazing! lol
