Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

Chapter 11Kerio WebMail parametersDetailed information about Kerio WebMail is provided in a standalone document KerioMailServer, User’s Guide. This manual is available at Kerio Technologies website(http://www.kerio.com/kms-manual).11.1 SkinsKerio WebMail contains a couple of default skins (skin = Kerio WebMail appearance). Theseskins are stored in the following directory:Kerio\MailServer\webmail\default\skinsSkins consist of cascading stylesheets (CSS) and images. Cascading stylesheets (CSS) enableusers to customize the appearance of web pages (colors, fonts, object offset, etc.). If a useris able to work with cascading stylesheets and images, he/she can customize the most of theKerio WebMail interface. Users can either edit the default skins or create one’s own. The newskin must be stored in\Kerio\MailServer\webmail\default\skins\xyzwhere xyz stands for the name of the new skin.11.2 LogoPage headers show the Kerio Technologies logo. You can replace it with your own logo or anyother image.The logo can be changed either globally (it applies to all domains in Kerio MailServer) orindividually for each domain. To change the logo globally, use the Logo tab in the Advancedoptions (for detailed information, see chapter 15.6). The logos for the individual domains areset in the Domains section (see chapter 7.8). If both domain as well as individual logos are setin Kerio Administration Console, the logos for the individual domains will be of higher priority.The administration console can be used for changing the logo only if the Kerio WebMail interfaceuses the default skin. If any other skin is used in Kerio WebMail, the new logo file mustbe copied directly into the skin folder and the file must be renamed as shown in the followingexample (the xyz is the name of the appropriate skin):Kerio\MailServer\webmail\default\skins\xyz\logo_my.domain.gif (if different logosfor individual domains are used)Kerio\MailServer\webmail\default\skins\xyz\logo.gif (if one global logo is used)94