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About the Time Report application
In this section you will learn about the features of the Time Report app; what it can do and its current limitations. We will also review its data models and UIs, and learn about its rules and actions.
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Data models and forms
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Widgets and views
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Roles and Rules
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App Parameters and configuration
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Test Your Knowledge
How to rebrand the Time Report application
In this section you will learn how to apply your own branding to the Time Report app; how to change colors and images. We will be using themes and customizing widget styling using HTML and CSS, and will touch on a number of best practices.
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How to change colors
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Branding of the account and application
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Building basic views
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Add new functionality
In this section we will add two new features. First we'll introduce the concept of customers to our Time Report app. Second, we'll add a configurable action to remind Time Report users to submit their time.
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Add Customers
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Time entry reminders
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What’s next?
This section showcases features from other apps that could be incorporated in Time Report.
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What else is there?
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Request new features
Time Report application
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Themes

This app uses a prebuilt theme, which defines the style for most app elements. This is a great time-saver if you create you theme at the beginning so that you’re not styling each individual element. 

Once themes are applied to an app, they can be modified or exchanged entirely for a new theme. Custom element styling applied via CSS takes precedence over a theme.

CSS Changes

Whether you’ve applied a theme or not, you can always apply CSS directly to an element (e.g., widget). Applying CSS directly takes precedence over a theme, and in some cases gives you more flexibility and control. 

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