Determine the ID name in order to set up the style sheet.

ID Name

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.

Right-Clicking On Button

The line with the ID will be already selected.

ID Line

Double click on the line and copy the ID name.

Copying ID Name

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

Style Sheets Domain

Create a New Style Sheet.

Creating A New Sheet

There are 3 Sections on the Style Sheet Domain:

1. Name
2. Style Sheet
3. CSS Selector

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.

Name Style Sheet

In the Style Sheet section:

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

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

CSS Selector

Save.

Save Button

Verify your new Style Sheet is saved.

Verify Sheet Is Saved

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

Clear Cache

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

Refresh Page

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

Verify Button Style Change