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Differentiate application vrs documentation vrs demo browser icons.

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Differentiate application vrs documentation vrs demo browser icons.

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One thing that always frustrates me (minor but still a bother) is when I have many rock pages open, there is no graphical way to differentiate between

MY instance of rock (production)
any personal lab install
Official demo install (current version)
Beta / alpha / pre-alpha demos
Documentation pages
My Rockrms profile (looks identical to my instance profile page on any install )
(you get the idea)

I have done what I can on my server to make this easier for me by changing the color of the icon. however any major release usually reverts this modification.

I would like to:

Have the ability to set field color of the 'favicon' for my production install to a defined color (for me i choose deep blue field with the white wordmark icon).
Have set colors for official demos different from that of the documentation and rest of rockrms.com. perhaps something like
If nothing else. I would like a place that wont get overwritten to add the HTML to make this change personally.

Just a thought that would make my life a little easier.

Submitted by Matt Rider, Capital City Vineyard Church · January 2, 2019 · CMS

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