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CONFIGURATION
The Configuration tab allows administrators to manage system wide configuration
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. Currently this includes the ability to configure the branding and colour scheme applied to the Lucidity application as well as the ability to enable and configure security features such as two factor authentication via email.
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For more instructions on types and settings for images to be uploaded, refer to Uploading/Managing Filesguide.
From the Configuration tab, adjust the branding as required.
Banner (inc PDF Banner + User Cards)
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Note that the text that accompanies the logo in each instance (ie - the module name) is generated by Lucidity, and is not part of the image. The font and size of the text is fixed.
The PDF banner sits at the top of printed PDFs from InForm, print receipts from Induction and various other locations.
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The following describes the requirements for the uploaded image:
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Transparent images will always look best. This is one of many free tools that can be used to make images transparent.
The login splash back is the background image displayed to end-users on the log in page, regardless of selected module. The image will scale to fit the current screen size. The Lucidity cloud splash is illustrated in the example below.
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The following specification should be used as a minimum when selecting a background image to avoid excessive pixelation.
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To change the system banner, PDF banner, user card logo or the login splash back, from the Configuration page:
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Theme
The Theme tab allows system administrators to change the colour theme for the system.
Use the primary and secondary colour drop downs to select the colours to be used throughout the system and click 'Update Theme.'
The primary colour will also be set as the coloured line that appears in user cards.
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Numbered colour codes are used to select the theme colour. This is two of many website which can assist with this.
Lucidity preset colours are:
Primary grey: #6a6767
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