The following examples describe how to change the look and feel of the components. Note that there are light and dark versions for the drawables already. You can specify your own drawable for the request list icon in HelpCenterActivity's Toolbar. If you don't extend a SDK theme, you must still apply a theme that extends from Theme.MaterialComponents to the SDK Activity classes. The colorPrimary, colorPrimaryDark, and colorAccent attributes are used by the SDK, so it will inherit the material theme from your app. The SDK respects light, dark, and light with dark action bar themes. The SDK has an out-of-the-box UI that requires a Material Design theme (ie, a style that extends from Theme.MaterialComponents). colorPrimary, colorPrimaryDark, and colorAccent. Our UI relies on a Material Design theme (ie, a theme that extends from Theme.MaterialComponents). If this is important to you, you should consider using the SDK's API providers to build your own UI.

It is not possible to move elements of the UI around, remove parts of the UI, or add new parts.

You can customize the way that Help Center articles appear using CSS.

You can customize several colors that are used in the Support SDK UI.

Before you startīefore you start, the following information is useful to know: This page shows you the different ways that you can customize the UI we provide.

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