Hi, thanks for the quick replay.

Yes in fact I've checked the three points:

website.navbar_nav template definition.
Manifest:

{

'name': 'Custom theme',

'description': 'Odoo custom theme',

'version': '1.0',

'author': 'Luis H. Porras',

'category': 'Theme/Creative',

'depends': ['website', 'website_theme_install'],

'data': [

'views/assets.xml',

'views/layout.xml',

'views/pages.xml',

'views/snippets.xml',

'views/options.xml'

],

}

And code correctess, well, the code it's been copy/pasted

So I understand from your replay that I'm doing the process as expected but for some reason I don't get the desired output. Searching in the design_themes repo I also found this approach but didn't work either:

theme_models.py

from odoo import models

class CustomTheme(models.AbstractModel):

_inherit = 'theme.utils'

@property

def _header_templates(self):

return ['theme_custom.template_header_custom'] + super()._header_templates

@property

def _footer_templates(self):

return ['theme_custom.template_footer_custom'] + super()._footer_templates

def _theme_custom_post_copy(self, mod):

self.enable_view('theme_custom.template_header_custom')

self.enable_view('theme_custom.template_footer_custom')

__init__.py (under models subfolder)

from . import theme_models

__init__.py (main folder)

from . import models

Any other ideas on how to debug this or any other workaround?

Thanks!

Hi Asliddin, I was re-reading your answer and wonder if there is a specific way of checking he availability of the templates in run-time as my response to your answer is based in checking the official repo code.