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topshelfcraft/environment-label
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...so you don't forget where you are.

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Environment Label
=================

[](#environment-label)

*...so you don't forget where you are.*

**A [Top Shelf Craft](https://topshelfcraft.com) creation**
in collaboration with [Kind](https://madebykind.com/)

### TL;DR.

[](#tldr)

The *Environment Label* plugin adds a nice coloured banner to your CraftCMS control panel so you'll never forget what environment you're using.

The colors and text of the environment label are configurable via the plugin config file.

[![Screenshot](docs/dev.jpg)](docs/dev.jpg)

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Installation
------------

[](#installation)

Visit the *Plugin Store* in your Craft control panel, search for **Environment Label**, and click to **Install** the plugin.

You can also install the package via Composer.

```
composer require topshelfcraft/environment-label

```

Then, navigate to the *Plugins* section of the control panel, find **Environment Label** in the list, and click the **Install** button.

Configuration
-------------

[](#configuration)

You can use a plugin config file to tweak the appearance and text of the environment label for each installation.

Simply add an `environment-label.php` file to your `config` directory.

```