remove themes

.vuepress/config.js

@@ -115,7 +115,6 @@ module.exports = {
                     collapsable: false,
                     children: [
                         '/community/config/nodes/add_node.md',
-                        '/community/tutorials/custom_theme_setup.md',
                         '/community/tutorials/artisan.md',
                     ],
                 },

community/tutorials/artisan.md

@@ -95,35 +95,3 @@ php artisan p:info
 ```
 
 Displays a variety of panel information which can be used to check the configuation of this like database and email.
-
-## Theme Management
-
-This is a commonly missed section of commands, but they exist and more people should be aware of them. Pterodactyl has a built in theming system and with that comes a variety of commands for managing them easier.
-
-### List All Themes
-
-```bash
-php artisan theme:list
-```
-
-This is will show a table of all currently installed themes along with their views and asset paths. This does not show themes that are ready to be installed, only installed themes.
-
-### Install a Theme
-
-```bash
-php artisan theme:install [theme-name]
-```
-
-This will search for the file with the theme name followed by a `.theme.tar.gz` (standard Igaster theme packaged). If no theme name is provided, it will load all themes and give you a selection to install from.
-
-### Create a Theme
-
-```bash
-php artisan theme:create [theme-name]
-```
-
-### Remove a Theme
-
-```bash
-php artisan theme:remove [theme-name]
-```

community/tutorials/custom_theme_setup.md

@@ -1,57 +0,0 @@
-# Creating a theme for Pterodactyl
-This tutorial briefly covers how to create a theme for Pterodactyl without overwriting the main theme files.
-
-:::warn
-The theming system has not been ported to 1.0+. This guide is only applicable to 0.7.X.
-:::
-
-## Using CLI
-Begin by going to your panel's main directory typically installed at `/var/www/pterodactyl`. The command below is a straightforward setup that will cover
-the majority of the functions all for you (such as Theme Name, Views Location, Assets Location etc).
-                                                                                                               
-``` bash
-php artisan theme:create
-```
-This command will activate the theme wizard. Besides the name, the defaults will suffice, see the below example.
-::: warning Do not create the theme named as `pterodactyl` as that is Pterodactyl's main design and should NOT be overwritten.
-:::
-``` bash
-Give theme name:
-> (Enter Theme Name Here) (Example: MyThemeNameHere)
-
- Where will views be located? []:
- > (Press Enter)
-
- Where will assets be located? []:
- > themes/(MyThemeNameHere) (Example: themes/MyThemeNameHere)
-
- Extends an other theme? (yes/no) [no]:
- > (Press Enter)
-```
-
-If you have done it correctly, the summary should be like this:
-Summary:
-- Theme name: `MyThemeHere`
-- Views Path: `/var/www/pterodactyl/resources/themes/MyThemeHere`
-- Asset Path: `/var/www/pterodactyl/public/themes/MyThemeHere`
-- Extends Theme: No
-
-```bash
- Create Theme? (yes/no) [yes]:
- > (Press Enter)
-```
-
-If the above shows as that then your initial theme has been created correctly!
-
-### Set your newly created theme as default
-Place your downloaded theme in the correct directory **without overwriting** the default Pterodactyl theme. See the following examples:
-
-Your `public` folder into `/var/www/pterodactyl/public/themes/MyThemeHere/`
-
-Your `resources` folder into `/var/www/pterodactyl/resources/themes/MyThemehere/`
-
-### Setting your theme name in .env
-After creating your theme and uploading those theme files correctly, you need to edit your `.env` (environment) file next.
-Open up your `.env` file and locate `APP_THEME=pterodactyl` line and change it to `APP_THEME=MyThemeHere` (case-sensitive) and save it.
-
-When done correctly, your panel will now load your custom/new theme correctly without any issues.