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Here is a bundle that contains a set of replacement buttons, com.cohga.client.weave.themes.collapse_1.0.0.jar, that you can use to alter the appearance.

Larger collapse buttons

Installing the new expand/collapse button theme

To use the updated buttons you need to download the file above and copy it to the weave\platform\plugins directory, then edit the weave\platform\configuration\config.ini file to include that bundle in the list of bundle to start when Weave is started.

The image below shows the config.ini file being edited to add the line highlighted in red, in this case the line has been added after the lines that list the grey and olive themes that ship with Weave, the line that's added to config.ini is the line containing com.cohga.client.weave.themes.collapse@:start,\

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After adding the new bundle you'll either need to use the osgi console to start the bundle manually, the first time, or restart the Weave instance, to have the new bundle started and available for use.

Using the new expand/collapse theme in your client

After you have the new theme bundle installed and started you have to add the theme to the client config, along with any existing theme you're currently using.

The image below shows an existing client config that been changed to add the line highlighted in red. Note that your client config will not match the example below, the one below is just an example to show you where in your client config(s) you'd need to add the highlighted line to enable the larger expand/collapse buttons.

In this example the client config is already setup to use the grey theme, you may not be using a theme, in which case you won't have an existing theme entry and you should just add a new theme tag for the expand/collapse buttons.

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As of Weave 2.5.18 this bundle is already included and setup so all you need to do is the last step to add the collapse theme to your client config.

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