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Feature Documentation

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Guest VM section

  • Best practices to install Linux Guests in Ravada
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  • Install Windows 10
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Create a custom footer template¶

If you need custom footer template create one and save it in /usr/share/ravada/templates/main/custom/, e.g. custom/custom_footer.html.ep

Configuration¶

Add your template in /etc/rvd_front.conf

Warning

Check that rvd_front.conf exists. If you work on a Development release you have an example here /etc/rvd_front.conf.example.

Warning

Do not include the extension file .html.ep in the path. E.g. custom_footer.html.ep -> custom_footer

,footer => 'main/custom/custom_footer'

Path for CSS, js and images¶

If CSS, js or images are needed save in: public/css/custom, public/js/custom or public/img/custom respectively.

Note

Make sure your CSS, JS or images in custom template refers to those paths.

Restart frontend¶

Finally restart rvd_front:

sudo systemctl restart rvd_front
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