The first version of custom branding on quarantine digests is done.  This version incorporates the custom logo, URL, and from email address, but uses a “plain” grey color scheme.

We’ll be making some changes to the branding in the next couple of weeks to replace the custom CSS that we currently have with specific color selections.  This will allow us to use those color selections to customize the HTML version of the quarantine digest and to generate custom CSS for the website on the fly.  It will also be easier to modify than the CSS for those that are not familiar with CSS.

We’ve enabled the new quarantine branding system for our users.  To custom brand your quarantine, log in to the Account Manager and click the link to enable custom branding.  Once you’ve done that, edit your branding settings and input your custom URL, “from” email address, custom CSS, and upload your logo.

A few notes:

• Custom URL: You must DNS this hostname.domain.com to point to the appropriate IP address.  The IP address is listed on the branding screen
• Custom CSS: The default CSS will be entered when you first enable branding.  Feel free to modify as necessary.
• Quarantine Digests are not branded yet.  We should have this finished in the next couple of days.  I’ll post here when they’ve been updated.

Please note that branding is NOT restricted to your domains in any way.  In other words, the “face” of the site is updated with your branding but the internal workings of the site haven’t changed.  All Quarantine users can log in to the site, regardless of the “branded” url they use.

Please let us know if you have any questions.  Please remember that this is still sort of a “beta” feature, so there may be some bugs.  I haven’t found any in my testing, but you may come across some.  If so, please let us know.