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When adding concrete5 theme into application/themes/my_custom_theme bitnami instance does not recognize new theme. It recognizes it when moving theme into concrete/themes/my_custom_theme. Issue is only that in the current concrete5 version (5.7.5.2-0 ) custom themes should be stored in application/themes. My local concrete5 (same version 5.7.5.2-0) works when I keep the themes in application/themes folder. How come Bitnami version does not follow the concrete5 updated version structure? I do not want to move my theme folder around between local environment and production because of this. Is there some way to fix this properly?

Ortomala Lokni
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    What if you add it to a package? That way you can also bundle all of your other custom stuff in there too :) – Nicolai Krüger Nov 11 '15 at 09:51
  • Thanks Nicolai, I will try it out... it is shame that I need to go down that road. Maybe it is better in the long run, but now it feels a bit as an overkill :) – Maksim Luzik Nov 11 '15 at 12:51
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    Yeah, it might seem a bit overkill for just a theme. But before you know it, you will have to add a bunch of other stuff - and then you'll thank me ;) Let us know if it worked – Nicolai Krüger Nov 13 '15 at 07:53
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    Agree with @NicolaiDitlevKroghKrüger. The work of creating a controller file, an icon and some other files is definetely worth it! - Don't forget to check permissions on the package folder – toesslab Nov 13 '15 at 09:55
  • @Daenu the only needed file is the controller - correct me if I'm wrong :) – Nicolai Krüger Nov 13 '15 at 10:11
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    @NicolaiDitlevKroghKrüger. It depends if you want to put your theme on the marketplace, then the icon is a must. But basically you're right – toesslab Nov 13 '15 at 10:13

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