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By using Litmos learner view customization options you can make your Litmos account look and feel more like your intranet or website.
Note: If you do not see this feature in your account, please contact suport@litmos.com.
Note: Each Litmos account will have one header, one footer and one CSS. If your account requires additional branding, contact sales@litmos.com to discuss your options.
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How does it work?
There are two customization options available which can be used together or separately.
- HTML fragment
- CSS Styling of top level navigation
Custom HTML Header & Footer Fragments
- An HTML Header fragment can be inserted as the first element on a web page. It will come directly after the <Body> tag and enable the inclusion of navigation, logos and other header related items.
- An HTML Footer fragment can be inserted as the last element on a web page. It will come directly before the </Body> tag and enable the inclusion of navigation, logos and other header related items.
- It’s not possible to upload images with the HTML fragment so any images used must be referenced from another website or intranet location.
- Styles should be included inline and not in a separate CSS stylesheet.
- Navigation hyperlinks should be absolute references, not relative to the page.
- Client side scripting (e.g. Javascript) is not supported with the HTML.
Static template fields
The following fields can be used within the custom HTML to add user profile information.
- {{Profile.FirstName}}
- {{Profile.LastName}}
- {{Profile.UserName}}
- {{Profile.ImageSrc}}
- {{MyProfileLink}}
- {{SignOutLink}}
- {{SwitchView}}
Custom CSS Styling
The standard top level navigation in Litmos can be styled using a CSS fragment. The exact style names are yet to be confirmed but will allow the control over color, positioning, size and visibility of items.
Note: It is not recommended to include custom fields, such as a subscribe to newsletter field, as it may interfere with other fields within Litmos.
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