theme.park
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A collection of themes/skins for 50 selfhosted apps! )
theme.park is an open-source collection of themes and skins for over 50 self-hosted applications. It enables users to customize the appearance of popular selfhosted services through CSS-based styling, providing a consistent look across multiple applications. The project offers multiple installation methods to accommodate different deployment setups. Users can integrate themes via custom Docker mods compatible with linuxserver.io containers, custom scripts for Hotio containers, or subfilter configurations with web servers including Nginx, Apache, Caddy, and Traefik. For those preferring a centralized approach, theme.park provides a Docker image for self-hosting the CSS files directly. theme.park is designed primarily for developers and self-hosted application administrators who want to apply uniform theming across their infrastructure. The project maintains comprehensive documentation at theme-park.dev and an active Discord community for support and collaboration. As an open-source project, theme.park is freely available and community-driven, making it accessible for both personal and organizational use without licensing costs. The collection includes CSS addons for select themes, extending customization options beyond basic color schemes and layouts.
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