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Manual (no TTB) This method is the traditional one and assumes you have access to some sort of external storage e.g., CIFS or USB. In this example, we'll use CIFS and mytheme.zip:

  1. Download mytheme.zip into cifs1. To do so, refer to the standard URL https://freshtomato.org/tomatothemebase/wp-content/uploads/ + theme name + .zip

    cd /cifs1
wget -O theme.zip https://freshtomato.org/tomatothemebase/wp-content/uploads/mytheme.zip

  2. Extract your archive into cifs1:

    unzip -o mytheme.zip -d /cifs1/mytheme

  3. Rename the .css file:

    mv /cifs1/mytheme/mytheme.css /cifs1/mytheme/custom.css

  4. Copy the files into Tomato (RAM):

    cp -r /cifs1/mytheme/* /var/wwwext/

  5. Log into your Tomato and go into Administration > Admin access > Colour scheme.

  6. Select the option Custom (ext/custom.css).

  7. Save.

  8. Reload your Tomato interface in the browser.

  9. If you want the theme to load from cifs1 automatically (e.g., after a reboot), add the following line as per point 4) in the Administration > CIFS Client > Execute When Mounted:

    cp -r /cifs1/mytheme/* /var/wwwext/