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Gigya's Developer Documentation > Wildfire Sharing Tool > Developer's Guide > UI Customization > The Setup Wizards > Advanced Setup Wizards
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The Advanced Setup Wizard is a tool for designing Wildfire interface and configuring its functionality. The Advanced Setup Wizard generates a complete integration code that you may integrate in your project. The Advanced Setup Wizards are similar to the Standard Setup Wizards but with many more customization options, giving you complete control over Wildfire interface design. This document discusses customizing and configuring Wildfire using one of the Advanced Setup Wizards. There are two "Advanced Setup" Wizards available:
Both wizards have the same structure and logic, but produce code in different languages. This page discuses both wizards, however the screen-shots taken from the "Wildfire in Page" Advanced Wizard.
The general structure and usage of the Advanced Wizard is similar to the Standard one. This document discusses the additions of the Advanced Wizard to the Standard one. We recommend going over the following two guides prior to reading this guide:
Customizing Wildfire Look and FeelThe Advanced Setup gives you a complete control over the graphical design of Wildfire. You are given the option to tweak every element in the Wildfire window, altering sizes, fonts, colors, gradient colors, borders, etc.
The middle part of the advanced setup page shows an hierarchical tree of objects that correspond to UI elements inside Wildfire: The editor allows you to customize the look and feel of Wildfire while letting you keep the default settings where they do not require modifications. Parameter StatusAt the right side of each parameter in the Advanced Wizards you will find a label showing the parameter's status. For example, in the screen shot below:
The status may be one of the following: DefaultThe current value of this parameter is the default value, given by gigya. This is an 'out of the box' status, when you change the value of this parameter, the status will become "Changed". Not setThis parameter has no value. This is an 'out of the box' status, when you change the value of this parameter, the status will become "Changed". Inherited fromSome parameters inherit their values from an ancestor component. In this case the status includes the endowing ancestor component. For example (see in the above screen shot): "Inherited from body", "Inherited from controls". This is an 'out of the box' status, when you change the value of this parameter, the status will become "Changed". ChangedThe current value of this parameter is a value given by the user ('changed' by the user, and is no longer the default). When the status of a parameter is "Changed", a "Restore" link appears at the right hand (see example in the screen-shot above). Clicking the "Restore" link, restores the value of the parameter to its 'out of the box' value. The parameter's status is also restored to its 'out of the box' status, which may be one of the three options: "Default", "Not Set" or "Inherited from <a parent>". Import and Export ThemesThe Import \ Export Theme buttons (which are located in the middle of the Wizard) are used when you already have wildfire integrated in your project, and you want to make modifications in your Wildfire configuration.
These buttons create an alternative for generating and integrating the entire code again. Instead of that, you may just replace the UIConfig XML in an existing integrated code.
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