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Document importing emoji

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Extra emoji can be added to the *emoji* directory and you should then update the **emoji/emoji.json** file, which maps the name to the filename (without the .png extension). Extra emoji can be added to the *emoji* directory and you should then update the **emoji/emoji.json** file, which maps the name to the filename (without the .png extension).
Another way to import emoji is to create a text file where each line is the url of the emoji png file and the emoji name, separated by a comma.
```bash
https://somesite/emoji1.png, :emojiname1:
https://somesite/emoji2.png, :emojiname2:
https://somesite/emoji3.png, :emojiname3:
```
Then this can be imported with:
```bash
python3 epicyon.py --import-emoji [textfile]
```
## Themes ## Themes
If you want to create a new theme then the functions for that are within *theme.py*. These functions take the CSS templates and modify them. You will need to edit *themesDropdown* within *webinterface.py* and add the appropriate translations for the theme name. Themes are selectable from the profile screen of the administrator. If you want to create a new theme then the functions for that are within *theme.py*. These functions take the CSS templates and modify them. You will need to edit *themesDropdown* within *webinterface.py* and add the appropriate translations for the theme name. Themes are selectable from the profile screen of the administrator.