Brand the storefront

You can configure your store using the settings in the config.ts file, and by modifying text, translated text, icons, other images, and buttons.

Set the language and locale

1. In the config.ts file, set the default language using defaultLanguage.

   In the storefront, this is en (English) by default. This information is sent in a header with every HTTPS request.

2. Add to or modify the following json block under supportedLocales to change or add languages:

   [
   {
       "key": "en",
       "name": "english"
   },
   {
       "key": "fr",
       "name": "french"
   }
   ]
   

Set the default currency

1. In the config.ts file, modify the value of defaultCurrency.

   In the storefront, this is set to USD. Some other possible values are EUR for the Euro and GBP for the pound (United Kingdom).

Modify text

You can update any strings in the default language (English).

1. Modify strings in the default src/locale/en.json file. All strings have been externalized.

2. Save the file to see your changes.

   If you have changed the default language, use that language’s json file instead.

Add translated text

You can also add translated strings to your storefront.

1. Make a copy of the src/locale/fr.json file.

   This file has been pseudo-translated to indicate it is a different language, and lists all the strings that need to be translated.

2. Rename the copied file using the two-digit ISO 639-1 codes for the language and locale.

3. Have the file translated and replace the untranslated file with the translated one.

4. Update the list of supported locales to include the new locale as in the previous section.

Add your branding assets

In addition to modifying site text, you can replace, update, and change branding assets, including:

• Icons
• Side images
• Page styling for each page or for the entire site
• Home page structure and content
• Adding button styles for single sign-on providers

The following table describes the actions you can perform and the location of the asset:

Action	Location
Replace the icons that are used across the site.	src/images/icons
Replace site images, such as hero images, marketing banners, and logos.	src/images/site-images
Update the common CSS with your brand colors and theme elements, such as fonts, background colors, and highlights.	src/theme/common.scss
Update the homepage layout and images.	src/HomeB2c.tsx src/HomeB2c.scss
Update progressive web application (PWA) icons that are used for adding PWA to your home page.	public/icons
Update the values in the manifest.json with your brand for adding PWA to your home page.	public/manifest.json
Add custom favicon for your branded store. The favicon appears in the browser tab.	public/favicon.ico

Customize single sign-on buttons

If you enabled single sign-on in your store for any of the following pre-defined authentication providers, your customer log-in page displays styled buttons for each of the enabled providers. You can edit the styling of these buttons.

Pre-defined providers:

• Apple
• Google
• Okta
• Auth0
• Salesforce
• Microsoft

If you defined an authentication provider that is not on this list, you can add a customized button to your log-in page.

Adding a new provider

Your single sign-on provider must be in the Dashboard list of single sign-on providers. For more information, see Authentication Management.

1. In the src/LoginDialog/OidcLoginButtons.tsx file, add a new provider URL and provider friendly name to the list of providers.

   The key in this dictionary must match the prefix of the provider’s .meta.issuer, while the value is the friendly name of the provider. You use the friendly name in the .scss file.

'https://auth0.auth0.com': 'auth0',
'https://login.microsoftonline.com': 'microsoft',
'https://elasticpath.okta.com': 'okta',
'https://accounts.google.com': 'google',
'https://appleid.apple.com': 'apple',
'https://login.salesforce.com': 'salesforce',

# add your provider here

Customizing the log-in button styling

1. In the src/LoginDialog/OidcLoginButtons.scss file, locate the style blocks for the single sign-on buttons and add a new block using the following format:

   &--auth0 {
     background-color: #dc5e37;
     color: #fff;
   
     .oidcloginbuttons__buttoncontent {
       &:before {
         display: inline-block;
         width: 50px;
         background-image: url('./../images/oidc-provider-logos/auth0.svg');
       }
     }
   }
   

important

The name of this style block must match the provider friendly name in the src/LoginDialog/OidcLoginButtons.tsx file.

1. Replace the background color and color styles with your own values.

2. Add a URL to an image of the new provider’s logo in the images/oidc-provider-logos/ directory.