Can I change the color scheme for the public portal?
You can change the color scheme for the public portal. There is a set number of colors to choose from at the moment.
To pick a new color scheme, click Settings, then click Frontend Primary Color in the Front-end customization section.
You can then use the drop-down menu to pick a color and click Save. You can refresh the public portal to view the color scheme.
Please note that the internal color scheme does not change.
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