Well, it really depends on how much work you want to do. You can do as little as changing the logo--which is quite simple--to as much as completely retheming the interface to match your company's brand. The path of least resistance is to copy an existing skin and modify it to suit your needs.
Either way, start in the admin interface and go to the Server config page. The two options that should interest you are there: Logo Setup and Interface Management. Changing the logo is pretty obvious, so I'll stick to the Interface Management part.
Once in the Interface Management section, click on the Skins tab. The first thing you should do here is find the skin that most closely resembles what you'd like your finished product to look like. You'll notice on the list of skins that there's an icon of a floppy disk; clicking on this icon will allow you to download a .zip or .tar.gz file containing all the files for the skin.
Now you just need to alter the skin as necessary. I recommend setting up a development server (or a virtualized server) where you can play with Plesk without causing any damage to your production server. And, of course, best practices dictate that you should probably put it all under source control to make sure nothing goes wrong.
Anyhow, once you've made your changes and you're satisfied with the results, go back to the Skins page in the Interface Management section and click the Add New Skin button. Zip up your skin (to match the way it was zipped when you downloaded the base skin) and upload the file. Once you've uploaded it, you can then choose the skin from the Skins page. To be on the safe side, I recommend creating a dummy client user and testing out the skin on your production environment before switching any existing users to the new skin, just in case there's a problem with the skin.
And once you're satisfied that your newly-modified skin works on the production site, go ahead and switch all your existing users over.
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嗯，这实际上取决于您想要做多少工作。 您只需更改徽标即可（这非常简单），甚至可以完全重新设计界面以匹配您公司的品牌。 阻力最小的方法是复制现有皮肤并对其进行修改以满足您的需求。
无论哪种方式，从管理界面启动并转到服务器配置页面。 您应该感兴趣的两个选项是：徽标设置和界面管理。 更改徽标非常明显，因此我将坚持界面管理部分。
进入“界面管理”部分后，单击“皮肤”选项卡。 您应该在这里做的第一件事是找到最接近您希望成品的外观的皮肤。 您会注意到皮肤列表上有一个软盘图标； 单击此图标将允许您下载包含皮肤所有文件的 .zip 或 .tar.gz 文件。
现在您只需根据需要更改皮肤即可。 我建议设置一个开发服务器（或虚拟化服务器），您可以在其中使用 Plesk，而不会对您的生产服务器造成任何损坏。 当然，最佳实践表明您应该将所有内容置于源代码控制之下，以确保不会出现任何问题。
无论如何，一旦您进行了更改并且对结果感到满意，请返回“界面管理”部分中的“皮肤”页面，然后单击“添加新皮肤”按钮。 压缩您的皮肤（以匹配您下载基础皮肤时的压缩方式）并上传文件。 上传后，您可以从“皮肤”页面选择皮肤。 为了安全起见，我建议创建一个虚拟客户端用户并在将任何现有用户切换到新皮肤之前在生产环境中测试皮肤，以防皮肤出现问题。
一旦您对新修改的皮肤在生产站点上的运行感到满意，就可以继续切换所有现有用户。
Well, it really depends on how much work you want to do. You can do as little as changing the logo--which is quite simple--to as much as completely retheming the interface to match your company's brand. The path of least resistance is to copy an existing skin and modify it to suit your needs.
Either way, start in the admin interface and go to the Server config page. The two options that should interest you are there: Logo Setup and Interface Management. Changing the logo is pretty obvious, so I'll stick to the Interface Management part.
Once in the Interface Management section, click on the Skins tab. The first thing you should do here is find the skin that most closely resembles what you'd like your finished product to look like. You'll notice on the list of skins that there's an icon of a floppy disk; clicking on this icon will allow you to download a .zip or .tar.gz file containing all the files for the skin.
Now you just need to alter the skin as necessary. I recommend setting up a development server (or a virtualized server) where you can play with Plesk without causing any damage to your production server. And, of course, best practices dictate that you should probably put it all under source control to make sure nothing goes wrong.
Anyhow, once you've made your changes and you're satisfied with the results, go back to the Skins page in the Interface Management section and click the Add New Skin button. Zip up your skin (to match the way it was zipped when you downloaded the base skin) and upload the file. Once you've uploaded it, you can then choose the skin from the Skins page. To be on the safe side, I recommend creating a dummy client user and testing out the skin on your production environment before switching any existing users to the new skin, just in case there's a problem with the skin.
And once you're satisfied that your newly-modified skin works on the production site, go ahead and switch all your existing users over.