Where to Find theme.park Documentation for a Specific App

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Go to the theme.park documentation page linked from the site's "How to get started" section, then open the entry for your app. The documentation covers each theme individually, and theme.park currently lists 48 themed applications. If your app isn't among the official themes, check the separate community themes page before assuming there's no theme for it.

What the documentation covers

The site describes theme.park as a collection of themes/skins for popular self-hosted apps, with CSS addons on certain themes. The documentation is the place to confirm:

  • Whether your specific app has a theme
  • What the theme looks like and what options or addons it supports
  • Which installation method applies to your setup

Match the install method to your container or web server

The right documentation entry depends on how your app is deployed, because theme.park supports several installation routes:

Your setup Installation route described by theme.park
linuxserver.io container Custom Docker mods
Select Hotio containers Custom scripts
Reverse proxy in front of the app Subfiltering examples for Nginx, Apache, Caddy, and Traefik
Self-hosting the CSS files yourself A Docker image for serving the CSS

Open the docs for your app first, then follow the method that matches your deployment. If you run a linuxserver.io image, the Docker mod path is the documented option; if you front the app with Nginx or another supported proxy, use the subfiltering examples instead.

Official themes vs. community themes

The site keeps two lists: official theme options and community themes. Check the official list first for your app. If it isn't there, the community themes page may still have a color scheme someone has contributed. The project invites pull requests for new color schemes, so the community list can grow.

Where to get help if the docs don't resolve it

  • GitHub: report theme issues or ask questions on the project's repository.
  • Discord: the site points to its Discord server for live support.

Both entry points are linked from the theme.park homepage alongside the documentation link.