LinkStack/themes/Auroradev/config.php

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<?php
return [
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Theme Config
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| The theme config allows you to configure how LittleLink Custom should treat your theme.
| All settings can either be set to "true" or "false", unless stated otherwise.
|
| The settings below change how your buttons behave.
|
*/
// Some themes may not be compatible with custom buttons created by the Button Editor.
// If 'false' the default button CSS is used.
'allow_custom_buttons' => 'true',
'open_links_in_same_tab' => 'false',
// You can use this option to use the default button styling. For example reskins of the Default Theme.
// This can be useful if you do not want to update your brand styles every time a new button is added.
// If true the file "brands.css" wont be used anymore and can be removed.
'use_default_buttons' => 'true',
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Custom Code
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| Custom code allows you to inject customized Blade, PHP, HTML, JavaScript and CSS code.
|
| In your "extra" folder, you will find 3 separate files for injecting your code to
| different places on the final page (head, body, at the end of the body).
|
| You may also attach custom assets like CSS, JS, or images.
| You can find instructions for this in the files in your extra folder.
|
*/
'enable_custom_code' => 'true',
// Disable individual files (only applies if above is 'true').
'enable_custom_head' => 'true',
'enable_custom_body' => 'false',
'enable_custom_body_end' => 'false',
/*
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Custom Icons
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
|
| You may add custom icons to your theme. 
| These icons are stored under: .../extra/custom-icons.
|
| You can adjust the file extension types to use other files than just SVGs.
|
*/
'use_custom_icons' => 'false',
// Is not set correct this will cause errors.
'custom_icon_extension' => '.svg', // (.png, .jpg ...)
];