Nextcloud has a cool theming option to provide a custom style including wallpaper, name, colour, …
Is there any option, maybe in the config files to create different theming styles per accessing domain one the same instance?
For example:
and both URLs would point to the same NC-instance? is this what you want to achieve? just a change of the theming but everything else would be the same?
Exactly it is!
I did this with a config/domains.config.php and different folders in the theme directory
<?php
$CONFIG['trusted_domains'] = array (
0 => 'domain1',
1 => 'domain2'
);
if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])) {
switch ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) {
case 'domain1':
$CONFIG['theme']='domain1';
$CONFIG['mail_from_address'] = 'address';
$CONFIG['mail_domain'] = 'domain1';
break;
case 'domain2':
//same for domain2
}
}Hi HeisenbergDO,
your solution looks perfect for me. I Like to do the same but get some Errors.
Could you give me some more Information? How looks your config.php ? Did you add something else there?
Thx
Rob
Its not tricky.
Add all Domains to $CONFIG[‘trusted_domains’][]. You can do this with config/config.php or in the first lines in config/domains.config.php.
'trusted_domains' =>
array (
0 => 'cloud.domain1.com',
1 => 'cloud.domain2.com',
2 => 'cloud.domain3.com',
3 => 'cloud.domain4.com',
),
In config/domains.config.php
# if not set in config/config.php
$CONFIG['trusted_domains'] = array (
0 => 'cloud.domain1.com',
1 => 'cloud.domain2.com',
2 => 'cloud.domain3.com',
3 => 'cloud.domain4.com',
);
if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])) {
switch ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) {
# Server called with cloud.domain1.com
case 'cloud.domain1.com':
# sure, we can do more stuff like checking an existing
# directory in the themes directory
# use this theme (must exists in themes/ )
$CONFIG['theme']='cloud.domain1.com';
# configure local-part of email address
$CONFIG['mail_from_address'] = 'no-reply';
# configure domain of email address
$CONFIG['mail_domain'] = 'domain1.com';
break;
case 'cloud.domain2.com':
$CONFIG['theme']='cloud.domain2.com';
$CONFIG['mail_from_address'] = 'no-reply';
$CONFIG['mail_domain'] = 'domain2.com';
break;
# and so on for other domains
}
}
The directory “themes/domain1.com” contains the following files:
themes/domain1.com/defaults.php
themes/domain1.com/core/apps/img/favicon-touch.png
themes/domain1.com/core/css/server.css
themes/domain1.com/core/img/favicon.ico
themes/domain1.com/core/img/logo.svg
themes/domain1.com/core/img/domain1.com-norm.svg
themes/domain1.com/core/img/favicon-touch.png
themes/domain1.com/core/img/domain1.com-logo.svg
themes/domain1.com/core/img/favicon-64.png
themes/domain1.com/core/img/favicon-16.png
themes/domain1.com/core/img/domain1.com-logo-wide.svg
themes/domain1.com/core/img/favicon-128.png
themes/domain1.com/core/img/favicon-256.png
themes/domain1.com/core/img/favicon-32.png
themes/domain1.com/core/img/favicon.png
themes/domain1.com/defaults.php:
<?php
class OC_Theme {
# for a list of functions see /lib/private/defaults.php
function __construct() {
}
public function getTitle() {
return "My Own Nextcloud";
}
public function getName() {
return "Best-Cloud";
}
public function getHTMLName() {
return "Best-Cloud";
}
public function getEntity() {
// Footer-Name
return "My Company";
}
public function getSlogan() {
return "We do everything for you :-)";
}
public function getLongFooter() {
return $this->getShortFooter();
}
public function getShortFooter() {
return '<a href="https://domain1.com" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer">' . $this->getEntity() . '</a> - ' . $this->getSlogan();
}
public function getLogoClaim() {
return '';
}
}
Hi HeisenbergDo
Thank you very much. It Woks. 
Kind regards
Rob
This works also for different email settings for each domain:
# cat domains.config.php
<?php
if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'])) {
switch ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) {
# Server called with cloud.domain1.com
case 'domain1.de':
$CONFIG['mail_from_address'] = '*****';
$CONFIG['mail_domain'] = 'domain1.de';
$CONFIG['mail_smtpname'] = '******';
$CONFIG['mail_smtppassword'] = '******';
break;
case 'domain2.de':
$CONFIG['mail_from_address'] = '*****';
$CONFIG['mail_domain'] = 'domain2.de';
$CONFIG['mail_smtpname'] = '******';
$CONFIG['mail_smtppassword'] = '******';
break;
# and so on for other domains
}
}
Looks like the config.php gets reseted when you do an update of nextcloud 
That shouldn’t happen, so that’s an issue you should resolve. I would start a topic on it.
Thanks @HeisenbergDo,
your example helped me a lot, when trying to achieve something similar.
I was able to successfully change colors and texts, but up to now, I was unable to set different logos or favicons, the nextcloud default svg is always the logo instead.
In fact, none of those files in the img folder is ever used.
root@server:/var/www/nextcloud/themes/domain1# tree
.
├── core
│ ├── css
│ │ └── server.css
│ └── img
│ ├── favicon.ico
│ ├── favicon.png
│ ├── favicon.svg
│ ├── favicon-touch.png
│ ├── favicon-touch.svg
│ ├── logo-icon.png
│ ├── logo-icon.svg
│ ├── logo-mail.gif
│ ├── logo.png
│ └── logo.svg
└── defaults.php
3 directories, 12 files
I’m running Nextcloud 16.0.4 on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS with nginx and mariadb.
Maybe you can help me?
Thanks! 
Hi, @eehmke was so kind and pointed me to this thread, haven’t found myself before.
Seems to be exactly what I’ve asked here: “Is it possible to have different background images for login page, based on / for each trusted_domains?”
Questions left for me:
Thanks,
Michael
Hi, have you found the answers in the meantime?
I have applied the config likes described above:
Unfortunately it is not using the pictures like logo.png from the themes>domain>defaults.php What can I do?
How can I set the color individually per domain?
Editing the title in defaults.php or the Web UI works by the way.
Worked like a charm, thanks!!
Some notes/mistakes I made that may help other people.
In ‘domains.config.php’, don’t forget to add <?php to the top. The post above that I was following from didn’t have it so the config was output as plain text.
You need to disable the app Theming. It will override the manual theme you’ve made.
The defaults.php from the thread didn’t work for me, maybe something changed since the posts or some hidden characters buggered it up in copying? I copied the example one in:
/themes/example/defaults.php
Made edits to that and everything was fine.
I also copied the example css to my new themes and tweaked away:
/themes/example/core/css/server.css
Beauty Howto guys, thanks!!
I’m noticing a problem with the per domain theming when it comes to the system emails. It does’t use the theme logo and the email template places the default NC logo for all the domains.
All the other text defined edits are correct in the emails. The logo even displays the correct alt text from getName() from the theme’s default.php. It is just the image it pulls is the core logo:
domain.com/core/img/logo=/logo.png?v=[some_kind_of_hash]
I see other people have had the same problem when doing manual themes so they switched to the theming app to resolve the logo in the email which isn’t useful with multi-domain.
I’m assuming a function needs to be added to the theme’s default.php that updates the logo path?
Cheers!
![domain.com/core/img/logo=/logo.png?v=[some_kind_of_hash]](http://domain.com/core/img/logo=/logo.png?v=%5Bsome_kind_of_hash%5D){kind=link}