

# If unspecified, means all files in surgeweb/background folder are used. Several other ways you can tweak it as noted by the newlook_* settings documented in surgeweb/tpl/config_global.dat: # Custom login page photos To customise the photos displayed on the login page add your own photos to: surgemail/surgeweb/background We are working on improved replacement methods for login page customisation if you want to significantly modify the login page again. WARNING: The photo based login page currently disables the primary login page customisation methods that used to be recommended of completely replacing the login.htm file or the login.css file with your own one. The photo based login page can be customised in a variety of ways. The use of g_modern_surgeweb will replace the existing login page with a photo based login page. surgemail/surgeweb/custom//config_domain.dat So to only enable newlook settings on one domain say, add: /surgemail/surgeweb/custom/config_global.dat This may be disabled for subsets of users using the config_*.dat setting of: # *newlook_disable* Disable all evidence of g_modern_surgeweb on this domain When g_modern_surgeweb is enabled, the modern ui features will get enabled for all users on all domains on the system.

Note: the config_*.dat settings can typically be applied at the global or domain level as explained. The default interface under newlook is configured using the config_*.dat setting of: # * modern_default* Default newlook styling This does have significant changes over the old interface however. The default is to switch users to using the newlook standard UI.

Enabling the setting g_modern_surgeweb will enable the surgeweb newlook functionality for all your users.
