# Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about GreenAdmin template, features, and support.

What is GreenAdmin?
GreenAdmin is a free, open-source Bootstrap 5 admin dashboard template inspired by TailAdmin. It features a modern UI with dark/light themes, 15+ pages, charts, DataTables, and a responsive 3-level sidebar navigation. It's perfect for building admin panels, dashboards, and back-office applications.
Is GreenAdmin free to use?
Yes! GreenAdmin is completely free and open-source. You can use it for personal and commercial projects without any restrictions. Attribution is appreciated but not required.
What technologies does GreenAdmin use?
GreenAdmin is built with Bootstrap 5.3.3, vanilla JavaScript, and Chart.js for data visualization. It uses Inter font from Google Fonts. All dependencies are loaded via CDN, making it easy to get started without any build tools.
How do I customize the theme colors?
All theme colors are defined as CSS custom properties (variables) in the `:root` selector of `admin.css`. Simply update the values of `--ga-primary`, `--ga-sidebar-bg`, and other variables to match your brand colors. Dark theme colors are in the `[data-theme="dark"]` block.
Does GreenAdmin support dark mode?
Yes! GreenAdmin comes with built-in dark and light mode support. The theme preference is saved to localStorage and persists across page reloads. You can toggle it using the sun/moon button in the header.
Can I use GreenAdmin with React, Vue, or Angular?
GreenAdmin is a pure HTML/CSS/JS template. However, you can easily adapt its styles and layout patterns into any frontend framework. The CSS is framework-agnostic and can be imported into your React, Vue, or Angular project.
How do I report bugs or request features?
You can report bugs or request new features by visiting the GreenGetWare website. We welcome all feedback and contributions from the community.
Is the sidebar collapsible on desktop?
Yes! Click the hamburger icon on desktop to collapse the sidebar to icon-only mode. The collapsed state is saved in localStorage. On mobile, it becomes a slide-over sidebar with an overlay.