A SuiteCRM 8 theme, made from your logo
Your colours on every SuiteCRM 8.0-8.10 screen: the new Angular navigation and lists, and the classic record views, Admin and Studio. Upgrade-safe, no core files changed, and all 26 text and background pairs checked for WCAG AA.
Two themes inside one CRM
SuiteCRM 8 did not convert every screen to its new Angular front end. The top bar, side panel and the modules already converted are drawn by the Angular theme. The classic record views, Admin, Studio and Module Builder still run inside public/legacy on a renamed copy of SuiteCRM 7’s SuiteP theme.
A theme that changes one and not the other leaves the CRM looking half-done. The Angular theme also has no CSS variables to override: the only way to change it is to recompile its SCSS. Brandtint does both halves from the same colours.
What you download
1. A Module Loader package
Brands the classic views. Upload it in Admin > Module Loader, click Install and Commit, then run Quick Repair and Rebuild. It installs under
public/legacy/custom/, which upgrades keep.2. An extension folder
Brands the Angular screens. Copy it into
extensions/and runphp bin/console cache:clear. No Angular rebuild, and nothing inpublic/distis edited.
Step-by-step instructions ship in the download, and the install guide covers both parts and how to remove them.
SuiteCRM 8 theme questions
Which SuiteCRM 8 versions are supported?
SuiteCRM 8.0 through 8.10. Each download is built for the exact minor version you choose and refuses to install on a different one, so a package can never half-apply to the wrong release.
Does it theme the new Angular screens or only the old ones?
Both. SuiteCRM 8 draws its top bar, side panel and converted modules with an Angular theme, and its classic record views, Admin and Studio with a renamed SuiteP. The download includes a Module Loader package for the classic views and an extension for the Angular screens.
Do I need server access to install it?
For the classic views, no: it is a normal Module Loader upload. For the Angular screens, yes, briefly: you copy one folder into extensions/ and run php bin/console cache:clear. SuiteCRM 8 gives packages no way to write there, so no SuiteCRM 8 theme can avoid this step.
Will a SuiteCRM 8 upgrade remove the theme?
No. Everything installs under public/legacy/custom/ and extensions/, which the SuiteCRM 8 upgrader keeps. When you move to a new 8.x version, download the rebuild for it from your saved project - free for 12 months after you buy.
Does it change core files?
No. Nothing under public/legacy/themes/ or public/dist/ is touched. Uninstall the package and delete the extension folder and SuiteCRM 8 is back to stock.
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