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 ## General Information
 Themes live in `art/themes/`. Each theme (and thus it's *theme ID*) is a directory within the `themes` directory. The theme itself is simply a collection of art files, and a `theme.hjson` file that further defines layout, colors & formatting, etc. ENiGMA½ comes with a default theme by [Luciano Ayres](http://blocktronics.org/tag/luciano-ayres/) of [Blocktronics](http://blocktronics.org/) called Mystery Skull. This theme is in `art/themes/luciano_blocktronics`, and thus it's *theme ID* is `luciano_blocktronics`.
 
+## Art
+Of course one of the most basic elements of BBS theming is art. ENiGMA½ uses a fallback system for art selection by default (you may override this in a `menu.hjson` entry if desired). When a menu entry calls for a piece of art, the following search is made:
+
+1. If a direct or relative path is supplied, look there first.
+2. In the users current theme directory.
+3. In the system default theme directory.
+4. In the `art/general` directory.
+
+TL;DR: In general, to theme a piece of art, create a version of it in your themes directory.
+
+:information: Remember that by default, the system will allow for randomly selecting art (in one of the directories mentioned above) by numbering it: `FOO1.ANS`, `FOO2.ANS`, etc.!
+
 ## Theme Sections
-Themes are have some important sections to be aware of:
+Themes are some important sections to be aware of:
 
-* `info`: This section describes the theme. You may set the `enabled` field to `false` to disable it (Users assigned to this theme fall back to the default set in your `config.hjson`).
-* `customization`: The beef!
+| Config Item | Description                                              |
+|-------------|----------------------------------------------------------|
+| `info` | This section describes the theme. |
+| `customization` | The beef! |
 
-### Theme Section: Customization
-The `customization` block in `theme.hjson` is itself broken up into major parts:
-* `defaults`: Default values to use when this theme is active. These values override system defaults, but can still be overridden themselves in specific areas of your theme.
-* `menus`: The bulk of what you theme in the system will be here. Any menu (that is, anything you find in `menu.hjson`) can be tweaked.
-* `prompts`: Similar to `menus`, this file themes prompts found in `prompts.hjson`.
+### Info Block
+The `info` configuration block describes the theme itself.
 
-TODO: More information about theming!
+| Item | Required | Description                                              |
+|-------------|----------|----------------------------------------------------------|
+| `name`   | :+1: | Name of the theme. Be creative! |
+| `author` | :+1: | Author of the theme/artwork. |
+| `group` | :-1: | Group/affils of author. |
+| `enabled` | :-1: | Boolean of enabled state. If set to `false`, this theme will not be available to your users. If a user currently has this theme selected, the system default will be selected for them at next login. |
+
+### Customization Block
+The `customization` block in is itself broken up into major parts:
+
+| Item | Required | Description                                              |
+|-------------|----------|----------------------------------------------------------|
+| `defaults` | :-1: | Default values to use when this theme is active. These values override system defaults, but can still be overridden themselves in specific areas of your theme. |
+| `menus` | :-1: | The bulk of what you theme in the system will be here. Any menu (that is, anything you find in `menu.hjson`) can be tweaked. |
+| `prompts` | :-1: | Similar to `menus`, this file themes prompts found in `prompts.hjson`. |
+
+#### Defaults
+| Item | Description                                              |
+|-------------|---------------------------------------------------|
+| `passwordChar` | Character to display in password fields |
+| `dateFormat` | Sets the [moment.js](https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/) style `short` and/or `long` format for dates. |
+| `timeFormat` | Sets the [moment.js](https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/) style `short` and/or `long` format for times. |
+| `dateTimeFormat` | Sets the [moment.js](https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/) style `short` and/or `long` format for date/time combinations. | 
+
+Example:
+```hjson
+defaults: {
+  dateTimeFormat: {
+    short:  MMM Do h:mm a
+  }
+}
+```
+
+#### Menus Block
+Each *key* in the `menus` block matches up with a key found in your `menu.hjson`. For example, consider a `matrix` menu defined in `menu.hjson`. In addition to perhaps providing a `MATRIX.ANS` in your themes directory, you can also theme other parts of the menu via a `matrix` entry in `theme.hjson`.
+
+Major areas to override/theme:
+* `config`: Override and/or provide additional theme information over that found in the `menu.hjson`'s entry. Common entries here are for further overriding date/time formats, and custom range info formats (`<someFormName>InfoFormat<num>`).
+* `mci`: Set `height`, `width`, override `text`, `textStyle`/`focusTextStyle`, `itemFormat`/`focusItemFormat`, etc.
+
+Two main formats for `mci` are allowed:
+* Verbose where a form ID(s) are supplied.
+* Shorthand if only a single/first form is needed.
+
+Example: Verbose `mci` with form IDs:
+```hjson
+newUserFeedbackToSysOp: {
+  0: {
+    mci: {
+      TL1: { width: 19, textOverflow: "..." }
+      ET2: { width: 19, textOverflow: "..." }
+      ET3: { width: 19, textOverflow: "..." }
+    }
+  }
+  1: {
+    mci: {
+      MT1: { height: 14 }
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Example: Shorthand `mci` format:
+```hjson
+matrix: {
+  mci: {
+    VM1: {
+      itemFormat: "|03{text}"
+      focusItemFormat: "|11{text!styleFirstLower}"
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
 
 
 ## Creating Your Own