How to change the servinow heder background color
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6 hours ago
Dear all,
We are running Zurinch Instance in our servicenow dev instance and we need to change the header background color.
The document on step by step process for doing this is not clear at all and does not work
Does some of you succeed and point me out to correct working steps ?
Regards
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6 hours ago
Hello @User687957 ,
Refer this document here it is steps to update background header color :
How to update the background header color
If this helps you then mark it as helpful and accept as solution.
Regards,
Aditya
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5 hours ago
hello @Aditya_hublikar , they are 4 different records for Color to open so which one should be used ?
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5 hours ago
Hello @Aditya_hublikar ,
This is wierd, I follwo strictly the docuement step word by word and it does not work.
If you have just browse the web and give me simply the link , this is something I have done myself already.
In addition this docuement is from year 22 old
I am looking for someone who have really succeed to do it with step provided .
regards
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5 hours ago
I finally manage to find the correct steps to change the background color header as sample customisation.
The document link provide early is wrong and out of date.
Here is the correct steps :
ServiceNow Zurich — Change the entire Next Experience header color
1. Create a UX Style
Go to:
All → UX Styles
Create a new sys_ux_style record.
Use:
| Name | Custom Header Color |
| Type | Core |
In the Style field, enter:
{ "properties": { "--now-unified-nav_header--background-color": "0,91,150" } }
Replace 0,91,150 with your desired RGB color.
For example:
#005B96 → 0,91,150
Save.
2. Associate the Style with Polaris
This is the critical Zurich step.
Open:
m2m_theme_style.list
or:
https://YOUR_INSTANCE.service-now.com/m2m_theme_style_list.do
Click New.
Set:
| Style | Custom Header Color |
| Theme | Polaris |
Save.
The relationship is now:
Polaris
│
└── Custom Header Color
│
└── --now-unified-nav_header--background-color
This is the method that worked in your Zurich instance and is also reported by Zurich users.
3. Do NOT create a custom Theme
For this particular requirement, you don't need:
- sys_ux_theme custom record
- glide.ui.polaris.theme.custom
- UX Style Asset
- UX Theme Style
- Theme Builder
The minimal configuration that worked for you is simply:
sys_ux_style
↓
m2m_theme_style
↓
Polaris
4. Refresh the Next Experience shell
After saving the relationship:
- Log out
- Log back in
- Press:
Ctrl + Shift + RThe new header color should appear.
