- Yes. I just wanted to point out you can also use the Customize section of Amelia to manipulate most of the colors, as I can see you have acquainted with this, because of the other ticket regarding the styling of the Service Booking flow.
But if you wish, you can still add custom CSS to the page. Our support can not cover custom work of a high level, but for some basic CSS adjustments, we can provide advise to get you started in the right direction.
- For example, the lower panel background color can be changed like this, I will give you a CSS selector for that DIV :
I forgot to say, just to add - in case you need help adding custom CSS to the page, please take a look at this article.
Custom code needs to be applied to the page where the booking form is. Depending on what you're using (Gutenberg blocks, or some page builder), adding the CSS or JS can be done in a few different ways.
I have added in the two CSS elements into the page on the shortcode element. See image. I have also flushed the cache on the server and when I load the page it still doesn't show the updates on the form See Book Impact Project Coaching Calls – Michelle McQuaid Coaching
I have also tried adding in the below CSS code into the global custom CSS but I am sure these CSS elements have to be on the shortcode and cannot be on the global CSS.
Firstly I hope you had a break and enjoyed the national holiday. We had one here in Australia yesterday too so I was away as well.
Secondly thank you for assisting with the below. Yes as per your response please merge the two tickets we have been discussing.
I look forward to your guidance on how to sort out these minor issues. We are going 'live' with this on Thursday Australian time so if you have time and can assist I would be greatly appreciative.
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Using this short code is awesome. Is there any way in which the colour scheme can be changed by CSS?
Finally is there anyway to make the BLUE area at the very top thinner by code or CSS?
Hi, Martin
Thanks for reaching out to us
- Yes. I just wanted to point out you can also use the Customize section of Amelia to manipulate most of the colors, as I can see you have acquainted with this, because of the other ticket regarding the styling of the Service Booking flow.
But if you wish, you can still add custom CSS to the page. Our support can not cover custom work of a high level, but for some basic CSS adjustments, we can provide advise to get you started in the right direction.
- For example, the lower panel background color can be changed like this, I will give you a CSS selector for that DIV :
I have changed it to a bit of a random color, just so you can see the change :
Of course, you can change the style properties as you need, to fit your design ideas.
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For the upper blue area, here is the CSS selector you can use to manipulate its styles :
I have shrunk the height, just to see the difference, but of course, you can change, or add new properties as you need, such as width, and so on :
Let me know if that is what you needed, and if I can provide further assistance. Thanks.
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Miloš Jovanović
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Hi, Martin
I forgot to say, just to add - in case you need help adding custom CSS to the page, please take a look at this article.
Custom code needs to be applied to the page where the booking form is. Depending on what you're using (Gutenberg blocks, or some page builder), adding the CSS or JS can be done in a few different ways.
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
[email protected]
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Hello Milos
Thank you SO SO much for your guidance.
I have added in the two CSS elements into the page on the shortcode element. See image. I have also flushed the cache on the server and when I load the page it still doesn't show the updates on the form See Book Impact Project Coaching Calls – Michelle McQuaid Coaching
I have also tried adding in the below CSS code into the global custom CSS but I am sure these CSS elements have to be on the shortcode and cannot be on the global CSS.
Thank you again for your help :)
Hello Milos!
Firstly I hope you had a break and enjoyed the national holiday. We had one here in Australia yesterday too so I was away as well.
Secondly thank you for assisting with the below. Yes as per your response please merge the two tickets we have been discussing.
I look forward to your guidance on how to sort out these minor issues. We are going 'live' with this on Thursday Australian time so if you have time and can assist I would be greatly appreciative.
Cheers
Martin
Hello Milos
I have worked it out. I had to put in the IMPORTANT attribute on the CSS you supplied and it worked.
Thank you for you advise and help.
Cheers
Marty