Sub Apps that need individual styles?

[shashi]

We’ve built an app for one client, and now other clients/organizations want the same thing.

So we are contemplating turning this into a Main App with multiple Sub Apps, one for each client organization. However, each of the Sub Apps needs its own logo and color scheme.

I’m seeking out some guidance, as I’ve not seen any answers to this:

What are some best practices and tips for having sub-apps that each require their own style?
Please don’t tell me I need to put conditionals on every element…

Thanks in advance!

[tylerboodman]

@shashi

Please don’t tell me I need to put conditionals on every element…

To me that sounds better than maintaining sub apps just for style differences

[jared.gibb]

If you want, I’m happy to sit down and walk you thru the process. We have more than 60 uniquely branded subapps. All controlled from within the clients own app.

[john40]

Hey Jared,

I’d love to chat to you about this, we have around 20 different clients on Subapps.

Let me know if you’d be open to that!

[georgecollier]

@georgecollier

1. You can allow whitelabelling without making all of your colours dynamic values by using CSS that will replace all instances of the primary colour (hat tip to @Thimo):

<style>

html {

--color_primary_default: #yourdynamiccolour !important;
--color_primary_default_rgb: #yourdynamiccolour !important;
}

</style>

Same approach for font variables

[jared.gibb]

Sure!

Shoot me a dm and we can set it up