Content Comparison

Find the ID name by right-clicking on the button you would like to start to color. Click on Inspect to bring up the developer mode.

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Right-Clicking On Button

The line with the ID will be already selected.

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ID Line

Double click on the line and copy the ID name.

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Copying ID Name

Navigate to the style sheet domain. Administration > List Domains > Style Sheets #480

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Style Sheets Domain

Create a New Style Sheet.

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Creating A New Sheet

There are 3 Sections on the Style Sheet Domain:

1. 1. Name

   2. Style Sheet

   3. CSS Selector  

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Style Sheet Sections

Enter the name you would like to use for the Style Sheet in the name field. This can be any unique name for the style sheet. 

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Name Style Sheet

In the Style Sheet section:

1. 1. Enter the color you would like to use for the text. There are over 140 general names that can be used as a color. A simple style Color: Red. You can also use various other methods to color. This method is the simplest. See # 17 for a tip.

   2. Enter the color for the Border Color. A simple style Border-Color: Blue

   3. Enter the color for the Background Color. A simple style Background-Color: Green

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Set Color

In the CSS Selector enter the ID name.  To select elements with a specific ID, write a pound (#) character, followed by the name of the ID. Example: #workitem_actions_button_Complete

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CSS Selector

Save. 

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Save Button

Verify your new Style Sheet is saved.

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Verify Sheet Is Saved

Clear the Cache. Connect Administration> List Domains> Tools> Cache Management> Clear Configure Cache

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Clear Cache

Refresh the page (or use F5) to clear any residuals.

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Refresh Page

Verify you’re the color of the text / border / background has been changed.

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Verify Button Style Change