The Windchill theme defines the look and feel (colors, fonts, images etc). These are controlled by css. For more information on adding custom css see Adding Custom Code to all Windchill Client Architecture Pages for more detailed information.

The Windchill JSDoc Javascript documentation is delivered with the product and can be accessed through the UI. This documentation describes common JavaScript functions which are available for use in your customizations. To locate the documentation, first enable the customization examples and tools, then browse to the customization navigation and select the tools option. For more information see Customization Tools Overview.

Under the API documentation section of the page you will find a link to the Windchill JSDoc.

While PTC does use some 3rd party JavaScript libraries, all supported customizations use PTC’s own APIs. It is recommended that customizers use these supported APIs when possible. These underlying libraries may change without notice, which may negatively affect any customizations. If it is not possible to avoid using 3rd party library API’s, it is the customizer’s responsibility to acquire appropriate development licenses, and assume maintenance responsibilities for those usages going forward.

For example, although the EXT component library has been used to create Windchill and is therefore available to you in your customization environment, if you build any customizations that directly reference EXT apis (found in the EXT namespace) you will be required to purchase EXT licenses for your customizations. If you only reference APIs in the PTC namespace you will not need any EXT license.

The Windchill Javadoc is delivered with the product and can be accessed through the UI. To locate the documentation, first enable the customization examples and tools, then browse to the customization navigation and select the tools option. For more information see Customization Tools Overview.

Under the API documentation section of the page you will find a link to the Windchill Javadoc.

There is a set of Java Beans that is part of the framework that carries data like context and session information. The developer does not need to interact with most of the beans. See Windchill Client Architecture Common Objects Overview for more information.

To enable the customization examples and tools icon in the Navigator you must set a site preference.