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---
title: Community Workshop
sidebar_label: Overview
tags:
- Workshop
- Custom Widgets
- Custom CSS
---
# Community Workshop
The [Community Workshop](pathname:///workshop) is where Homarr users share Custom Widgets and dashboard CSS.
:::warning Experimental
Workshop content is made by the community. Review it before installation and back up your Homarr instance.
:::
## Find and install content
Browse the Workshop by type, date, popularity, or recent activity. Each submission includes its source, screenshots,
author, revision, comments, and reports.
Administrators can install content without leaving Homarr:
- **Custom Widgets:** open **Management → Custom Widgets**, then select **Import from Workshop**.
- **Custom CSS:** open a board's **Settings → Custom CSS**, then select **Import from Workshop**.
Homarr shows the complete source and required permissions before installation. Widget credentials are entered in your
Homarr instance and are never included in a Workshop submission.
## Share your work
1. Sign in to the Workshop with GitHub.
2. Select **Share yours**.
3. Choose **Custom Widget** or **Custom CSS**.
4. Add the source, a short description, screenshots, and a changelog.
5. Review and publish the submission.
Export Custom Widget JSON from **Management → Custom Widgets → Export**. You can edit a submission later without
changing its Workshop URL.
## Voting, comments, and reports
Signed-in users can vote, comment, and report submissions. Authors can edit their own comments and submissions.
Workshop moderators can review reports, remove comments, and delete unsafe content. Reports do not remove a submission
automatically.
A Workshop moderator manages the public community. This is separate from the administrator role on a Homarr instance.
Deployment and server configuration are in the [Workshop operator guide](./operator). Local setup is in
[Workshop development](./development).