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Go into GanttProject installation folder ($GP_HOME hereafter) and find the folder $GP_HOME/plugins/org.ganttproject.impex.htmlpdf/resource/html-export-themes
Create an arbitrary named folder there (e.g. my-custom-theme)
Copy your XSL scripts into this folder. If your theme uses images, you may create a folder my-custom-theme/images and copy your images there (works only for HTML export)
Edit $GP_HOME/plugins/org.ganttproject.impex.htmlpdf/plugin.xml file. Find tags

   <extension point="org.ganttproject.impex.htmlpdf.HTMLStylesheet">
       <theme name="Default theme" url="html-export-themes/default"/>
       <theme name="Striped Blue" url="html-export-themes/striped_blue"/>
   </extension>

and add your own theme there:

   <extension point="org.ganttproject.impex.htmlpdf.HTMLStylesheet">
       <theme name="MY CUSTOM THEME" url="html-export-themes/my-custom-theme"/>
       <theme name="Default theme" url="html-export-themes/default"/>
       <theme name="Striped Blue" url="html-export-themes/striped_blue"/>
   </extension>

-- DmitryBarashev - 14 Nov 2005

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How to plug your XSL theme for HTML or PDF export into GP 2.0

-- DmitryBarashev - 14 Nov 2005

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