docs: Improve theming documentation with complete example project#3977
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docs: Improve theming documentation with complete example project#3977uvkwong wants to merge 1 commit intoconversejs:masterfrom
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- Add link to converse-custom-theme-example repository - Add section explaining the complete example project - Help users understand how to set up custom themes with Webpack aliases Closes conversejs#2919
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Summary
This PR improves the theming documentation by adding a link to a complete example project that demonstrates how to create custom themes and templates for Converse.js.
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Why
Issue #2919 highlighted that the current documentation is incomplete regarding how to set up custom themes with Webpack aliases.
Related Issues
Closes #2919