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title: 'Interface customization'
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license: 'CC-BY-SA-4.0'
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Forgejo currently has limited capabilities for customizing the user interface.
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Some settings are provided to customize the look and feel of the Forgejo user interface, such as the default theme or the description that shows on the home page. See a complete list of those settings in the config cheat sheet:
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- In the [UI section](../config-cheat-sheet/#ui-ui) and below.
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- The `APP_NAME` setting in the [Overall section](../config-cheat-sheet/#overall-default)
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They are documented and supported to be backward compatible between versions.
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It is also possible to customize Forgejo by recompiling from the sources and changing the files. Or by extracting and modifying the relevant files with the `forgejo embedded extract` CLI. In both cases an intimate knowledge of the underlying codebase is necessary to figure out what files should be modified to achieve the desired result. They are considered an internal detail: non backward compatible changes will be introduced without warning in the release notes and they will not be documented.
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See also the [developer section on interface customization](../../developer/customization/) for more information.
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