A few terms you should understand
For the purposes of cPanel’s products and documentation, we use the following terms:
1 Branding
Branding modifies the cPanel interface in order to match your company’s logo and brand. Branding changes include updates to image assets or text labels.
2 Includes
UI includes add custom content to the header or footer of the cPanel interface (but not the WHM interface). You can create UI includes for specific cPanel interfaces, or global UI includes that display on all of cPanel’s interfaces.
3 Plugin
A plugin modifies an interface’s features or functionality, and it may also include changes to the interface’s appearance. You can write plugins for the cPanel or WHM interfaces. You can use the cPanel Style Guide to ensure that your interfaces match the appearance of standard cPanel interfaces.
4 Style
A style uses CSS, images, and other assets to modify the appearance of the entire cPanel interface without changes to its functionality or features. You can create and apply styles to an entire server or a specific reseller’s accounts, or you can create them for distribution.
5 Theme
A theme applies an overlay on the skeletal framework for all of the interfaces. cPanel & WHM currently ships with one default cPanel theme and one default WHM theme. The Webmail and login interfaces also use themes.
Defining your brand
There are a handful of items you can easily customize to allow users to better experience your brand rather than everything displaying and linking to cPanel. You can click on the first item and navigate through each of the items with the left and right arrow keys on your keyboard.
Where are the files?
When you save your customizations through this interface, the system stores your items in the following directories:
ℹ️ Note:
resellername represents the reseller’s username.
stylename represents the style’s name. For example, if you upload the mystyle.tar.gz file, the system stores the style’s files in the /home/resellername/var/cpanel/reseller/styled/mystyle directory.
Where are the files?
When you save your customizations through this interface, the system stores your items in the following directories:
Reseller
Item File Path File name
Favicon
/home/resellername/var/cpanel/reseller/brand favicon.ico
Logo /home/resellername/var/cpanel/reseller/brand
logo.svg or logo.png
Webmail logo
/home/resellername/var/cpanel/reseller/brand
webmail.svg or webmail.png
Custom styles
/home/resellername/var/cpanel/reseller/styled/stylename
Root | File Path | File name
Favicon
/var/cpanel/customizations/brand
favicon.ico
Logo
/var/cpanel/customizations/brand logo.svg or logo.png
Webmail logo
/var/cpanel/customizations/brand
webmail.svg or webmail.png
Custom styles
/var/cpanel/customizations/styled/stylename
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