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#header { background-image: url(<%=
handler.getImage(hdrBgndImg,false)%>); background-repeat: repeat-x; }
#logo { position: absolute; top: 0px; right: 0px; }
#title { position: absolute; font-size: 1.2em; color: white; top:
13px; left: 55px; }
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Modify the top, left, and right values.
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To change the background colors on the page, modify the color values in the
<style>
section
of the
<head>
element.
9
If you need to create multiple custom login pages, repeat
Step 1
through
Step 8
.
10
Copy the custom login pages and the images they require to each Identity Server in the cluster.
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Continue with one of the following tasks:
To modify what appears in the credential frame, continue with
“Customizing the
Credential Frame” on page 66
.
To control the cards displayed in the Authentication Cards section, see
“Customizing the
Card Display” on page 66
.
To configure the Identity Server to use your custom pages, see
“Adding Logic to the
main.jsp File” on page 73
.
To view a sample custom page with these modifications, see
Section 2.4.2, “Custom
nidp.jsp File with Custom Credentials,” on page 88
.
Customizing the Card Display
The easiest method to control what appears in the
Authentication Cards
section is not by modifying
the
content.jsp
file. It is by using the
Show Card
option that appears on the definition of each
card. If this option is not selected, the card does not appear in the
Authentication Cards
section. Each
contract has an associated card. For information on modifying the card options, see
Section 3.4,
“Configuring Authentication Contracts,” on page 124
.
Continue with one of the following:
To modify what appears in the credential frame, continue with
“Customizing the Credential
Frame” on page 66
To configure the Identity Server to use your custom pages, see
“Adding Logic to the main.jsp
File” on page 73
.
Customizing the Credential Frame
The most common reason for modifying the
login.jsp
page is to prompt the users for an identifier
other than the user’s name. To do this, you need to create a method that sets up the appropriate query
so that the user can be found in the user store with an identifier other than the username. You then
need to create a contract that uses this method. You also need to modify the prompt in the
login.jsp
page to match the identifier you are prompting for.
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Create a method with the appropriate query:
1a
In the Administration Console, click
Devices
>
Identity Servers
>
Edit
>
Local
>
Methods
.
1b
Click
New
, then specify a
Display Name
.
1c
In the drop-down menu for classes, select a class that is a username/password class.
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