Dataverse containers - Branding

[Daniela Serrano]

Hello!
I'm using gdcc/dataverse:6.10.1-noble-r4 image. I've created my own persona following the docs , I was able to configure the language and custom metadata blocks, however I haven't been able to add the banner image (:LogoCustomizationFile).

I first tried adding this in my own setup-all script:

curl -v -X PUT -H "X-Dataverse-key:$adminKey" -d "$SCRIPT_PATH/logos/logo.png" "${DATAVERSE_URL}/api/admin/settings/:LogoCustomizationFile"

No errors show in logs and the postgres setting is created, however the image is never displayed in the UI. I assumed the issue was because the dataverse container wasn't able to find the image, so I manually checked adding a new logo from the 'Theme+widgets' menu and realized it got saved at /dv/docroot/logos/1 inside the dataverse container, so I tried adding the logo directly to that folder from my bootstrap script:

mkdir -p /dv/docroot/logos/1
cp "$SCRIPT_PATH/logos/logo.png" /dv/docroot/logos/1/logo.png
chown -R 1000:1000 /dv/docroot

However it still doesn't work even tho the image is in the correct folder inside the dataverse container. If I go back to the Theme+Widgets menu and manually add another image, then it saves in the exact same place as the one I tried uploading from the bootstrap container and it is showed in the UI. I also realized when manually doing so, no :LogoCustomizationFile is added to the postgres setting table.

Could you please help me out on this? 

[William Hahn]

Hi Daniela,

First off, I just confirm that you want to update the navbar logo, which is controlled by the `:LogoCustomizationFile` endpoint. See https://guides.dataverse.org/en/latest/installation/config.html#logocustomizationfile

You should pass the path relative to your docroot in the api call. In your example, it looks like you pass it your local script directory. For example:

curl -v -X PUT -H "X-Dataverse-key:$adminKey" -d "/logos/navbar/logo.png" "${DATAVERSE_URL}/api/admin/settings/:LogoCustomizationFile"

Make sure that you have the navbar directory created and follow the guides link above for more detailed information. There are some specific requirements for a navbar logo.

As for setting logos programmatically at the collection level, I'm not familiar with a way to do this. I've done it the same way you've mentioned here, directly via the Theme+Widgets menu. Maybe someone could chime in with how to do this, if there is a way?

Best,

William

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