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Redwood Theme support - How to add badge (Domain Name) for the environment.

Jan 29, 2024 4:48AM edited Feb 1, 2024 12:36AM in EBS on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered

Hi Team,

In Oracle Fusion, is there any option to enable badge (Domain Name) for the Environment When Redwood theme applied.

We have seen this in blog Exclusive features of the Redwood user experience (oracle.com).

Domain Name support. The implementation of the Redwood allows for a badge to be added to the top of the screen to indicate the domain the user is in. This is useful for distinguishing different environments used in your implementation. This replaces the old technique of replacing graphics with a simpler and consistent environment identifier method.

Please let us know the steps, for how to apply the badge for the environment.

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