I have been happily running n8n under Digital Ocean, and it brings jp my workflow properly and brings up the open webui page. But I want to edit that page to remove the little queries it includes and put in our logo. Finally, I figured out how to edit the webUI page using my developer tools in my Safari browser on my MacBook, running Sequoia 15.4.1. I removed some of the questions and got it to say IISI after the OI symbol. BUT I can’t get it to save the edits.
Even if I put the changes on in a text editor, I don’t know where to post them back to. Where does the iisiassistant.integratedinformation.net page come from in Digital Ocean/N8N? Where do I copy the edited screen file back to so it’ll come up in the Digital Ocean/N8N version? This is the screen I want to edit:
Hey @dougl7573 hope all is well, welcome to the community.
Sorry, I am a bit lost, is this a question about n8n or about open web ui?
editing the open webui screen that comes up
When I enter http://iisiassistant.integratedinformation.net/ in my Safari browser that screen comes up. I can edit it but can’t seem to get it save the edits.
How is this related to n8n?
I was told that N8N was running the open webui system, and I wanted to know where it puts the files so I can save the edited screen html file. I have looked in all the directories I can find, but no luck.
Thanks for your answer.
Just to clarify: as far as I know, n8n itself does not use Open WebUI for its interface. n8n has its own frontend. If you’re running n8n, you’re not interacting with Open WebUI.
If you were told that n8n was running Open WebUI, there might be some confusion with a different container or project running alongside n8n (for example, in a multi-container setup like Docker Compose). In that case, you’d want to check the docker-compose.yml to confirm if Open WebUI is included and look for volumes like openwebui_data to locate where its files might be stored.
In any case, this looks more like a open webui question, for which you may have better luck asking this question in their community.
Thanks - you are confirming my worst fears. I have looked in docker-compose.yml and openwebui_data. I even looked at as many files as I could in there. I suspect that my command actually calls up some file witha name that makes no logical sense at present. I will continue my journey -thanks for your time and concern. I’m very surprised this editimg of the open webui screen doesn’t turn up as a question quite often, but it doesn’t seem to.
