The currently supported and maintained Nextcloud releases are:
* Nextcloud 19
* Nextcloud 18
I try my best to maintain 2 Nextcloud releases at once, to allow for smoother transistions, but for various reason I might decide to drop support for older releases early.
After you install the theme, you need to enable it. There a 2 options for this, a global and a personal one.
#### Global
The global option enables the theme by default for all users and unauthenticated visits. Without this options stuff like the login and sharing pages won't be styled. You can find there global option here:
```
Admin settings > Theming > Breeze Dark
```
#### Personal
The personal option allows each user to set their own preference independent of how you set the global option. If the user hasn't set an option yet, they will follow the global option. You can find the personal option here:
If you find an issue with the theme I would grealy appreciate it if you opened a bug report, so it can be fixed.
You're also very welcome to open a styling request, if there is an app you would like to see supported by this theme.
A full list of supported apps can be found on the [wiki](https://github.com/mwalbeck/nextcloud-breeze-dark/wiki/Styled-apps).
### Pull requests
If you would like to contribute to the theme, all you need is a working Nextcloud setup and a text editor. Nextcloud is going to handle all the sass compilation on it's own. When you have you have Nextcloud setup, you can simply clone this repo into the app folder.
As nextcloud caches all sass, your changes won't show up immediately. To have your changes show up an easy trick is to disable the theme, refresh the page and then enable it again. This isn't perfect, but works most of time. If your changes don't show up, you can either wait a couple of minutes and then try again, or you can try running an **occ maintenance:repair**.