I am trying to change logo image depending on current URL. As long as I figure out what the logo file name is, I was going to use Nginx’s location block to map different logo file for different path, but I cannot find where Nextcloud’s logo images are stored.
With the theming app, I can change header logo, favicon, main logo, and even the background image, but it does not seem that these images are stored in the theming app folder
there are no “logo file names”, only functions, that serves the required logo. Parts are in the database, some logos are even coded as pure svg.
Logo images are dynamicaly handled by the server in a very complex maner. Whay to complicated to explain here in two or three sentences.
Every time they are changed, they get a new “index” and are stored under
data/appdata_<instanceid>/theming/global/<index> (etc)
Making the image dependent to the used url looks like a very complicated task to me.
You will have to do a lot of backwards engineering and dive deep into the code to get that done.
I won’t say that it is impossible but it is not profane.
I’m sorry because this doesn’t help you but maybe someone has a solution for you.
Much and good luck,
ernolf
Thank you for the quick update.
The more I get to know about Nextcloud, the more I feel overwhelmed by the superstructure of this file share turned company-ware solution.
I have two URLs for a single Nextcloud instance, so I only want to assign a different logo for each URL. But if it follows ‘index’, it does not seem possible to do so with Nginx location block.
Guess I have to modify the theming app to use different images for different URL headers.
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