Customizable Interface Elements
Colors and Styles
Body
background color
text color
font-face
Header
background color
text color
font face
NavBar
background color
text color
font face
home icon
Headings
font face
Search Results
item type icon
item type color
Links
General
text color
hover background color
hover text color
hover text decoration
Facets
text color
hover background color
hover text color
hover text decoration
Pagination
background color
border color
text color
hover background color
hover border color
hover text color
hover text decoration
Buttons
background color
border color
text color
hover background color
hover border color
hover text color
hover text decoration
rounded corners radius
Badges
Badges are used for the number of results in each facet, for example.
background color
text color
Footer
background color
text color
font-face
Content
Header
logo
NavBar
search box placeholder value
order of menu items
menu item text
Facets
order of facets
Fields
order of fields
label content of fields
label display yes/no
Image
float left/right
Footer
content / text
Search Results
Fields
which fields
order of fields
labels of fields
label display yes/no
whether the search results teaser uses the abstract field or the contents and arrangement field (see the wireframe for default instructions)
Record Types
which types of records to include in results
Specific Record Displays
Whether or not the description at the very beginning of the record details uses the Scope and Contents field (default), or the Abstract field
Contents & Arrangement
Whether or not instance information displays
Instance Home Page
which items display in the "What's in our collection" box
@Tommy Keswick (Unlicensed) reminder to include those text / label elements that should be customizable.
Also, @Tom Adams left a comment on the Wireframes document:
Is this something that can also be part of the recommended customizable elements? @Brian Hoffman (Unlicensed) will need to weigh in on whether or not this is complex. Note that the Collection piece is part of the Context breadcrumb, so that one piece probably isn't needed.