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Dashboard themes control the look and feel of dashboards — including the dashboard background, widget cards, borders, titles, and text. Cube ships with a built-in theme, and you can also create your own custom themes and reuse them across dashboards in the account. Themes are designed and saved from the dashboard builder, then managed centrally in the admin area.

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Requirements

Custom dashboard themes are managed under the Manage dashboard themes permission. The built-in Admin role has this permission by default; for other users, grant the Manage dashboard themes global permission via a custom role.

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What you can theme

A theme defines styles for the following parts of a dashboard:
SectionProperties
DashboardBackground color, padding
WidgetsCard background color, padding
BordersColor, width, style, corner radius
TitlesColor, font size, font weight, font family
TextColor, secondary color, font family, code font family
The built-in Cube theme provides Cube’s default look and is always available. It can be selected on dashboards but cannot be edited, renamed, or deleted.

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Browse themes

Go to Admin → Customization → Dashboard Themes to see every theme available in your account. The list combines the built-in Cube theme and any custom themes saved from dashboards. For each custom theme you can:
  • Rename the theme.
  • Delete the theme.
Themes are created from the dashboard builder rather than from this page — see Create a custom theme below.

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Create a custom theme

Custom themes are saved from the dashboard builder’s Styling tab.
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Open a dashboard

Open a dashboard in a workbook and switch to the dashboard builder.
2

Open dashboard options

Click the dashboard options button and switch to the Styling tab.
3

Edit styling

Adjust the dashboard background, widget card styles, borders, titles, and text until the dashboard looks the way you want.
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Save as new theme

Click Save as new, give the theme a name, and confirm.
The new theme appears in the Admin → Customization → Dashboard Themes list and becomes selectable in the Styling tab on every other dashboard in the account.

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Apply a theme to a dashboard

  1. Open the dashboard in the dashboard builder.
  2. Open dashboard options and switch to the Styling tab.
  3. Pick a theme from the theme picker.
You can also tweak any styling properties on top of the selected theme — those changes are stored as overrides on the dashboard and do not modify the underlying theme.

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Update a saved theme

After tweaking styling on a dashboard that uses a custom theme, you can push those changes back into the theme so every other dashboard using it picks them up.
  1. From the dashboard’s Styling tab, make your changes.
  2. Click Save to write the current effective styles back into the theme.
Saving a theme updates every dashboard that uses it. Already-published dashboard snapshots keep their previous styling until they are re-published.

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Delete a custom theme

  1. Go to Admin → Customization → Dashboard Themes.
  2. Click the row action on the theme you want to remove and select Delete.
Dashboards that were using the deleted theme revert to the built-in Cube theme.

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Theme scope

  • Themes are defined once and shared across all deployments in the account.
  • Theme assignment is per dashboard — different dashboards in the same workbook can use different themes.
  • New dashboards use the built-in Cube theme until you assign a custom theme.