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# Templates
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## Using your own templates
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Dex supports using your own templates and passing arbitrary data to them to help customize your installation.
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Steps:
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1. Copy contents of the `web` directory over to a new directory.
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2. Customize the templates as needed, be sure to retain all the existing variables so Dex continues working correctly.
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a. Use this syntax `{{ "your_key" | extra }}` to use values from `frontend.extra`.
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3. Write a theme for your templates in the `themes` directory.
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4. Add your custom data to the Dex configuration `frontend.extra`.
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```yaml
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frontend:
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dir: /path/to/custom/web
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extra:
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tos_footer_link: "https://example.com/terms"
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client_logo_url: "../theme/client-logo.png"
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foo: "bar"
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```
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5. Set the `frontend.dir` value to your own `web` directory.
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To test your templates simply run Dex with a valid configuration and go through a login flow.
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