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How can I customize the icons in my Plesk panel? (I do not want the changes to be lost if a future update occurs in Plesk. Currently using the Plesk 12.0 skin)
I think that currently there is no official documentation on how to create your own skin. You could check this path, though:
/usr/local/psa/admin/htdocs/theme/icons/32/plesk/
Maybe as a dirty workaround you can create an event "update installed" that automatically overwrites all icons with your individual version after an update installation is finished.
Maybe as a dirty workaround you can create an event "update installed" that automatically overwrites all icons with your individual version after an update installation is finished.
Tools & Settings > Tools & Resources > Event Manager > Add Event Handler
Event: "Update installed"
Priority: 0
User: root
Command: Enter the fully qualified path and script name to your shell batch file that contains the copy commands to overwrite the icons.
But again, this is a dirty hack. Normally, production images should not be overwritten. You never know that an update changes, so maybe it changes the path of the images ...
Perhaps a safer way is to keep a backup of those icons that I can replace again afterwards. Between running the risk of having the images changed to the standard plesk (which is not ugly) and generating a possible 404 error (which could make the use of the panel unviable) I prefer to keep a backup. Given that I can always restore later.