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  1. gvitry
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Hi Ciaran,

Using Maya on J4/Php 8.1.

in the general setup of the template, in the typo styling part, one can choose the button color.
That's great to uniformize button on all pages.
However we use a component (Fabrik but it's not the only one) which use all the standard colors of the bootsrap buttons definition classes (btn-success, btn-info, bth-warning, etc..).
Currently, the "button" color definition from the template superceed all the bootstrap classes ones. So the complex form which have several buttons (submit, apply, delete, continue, next page, ect....) have all the same colors.
I did not find an easy way to let btn only class being the general template setup color (orange in our case) while letting the "btn btn-success" or "btn btn-info" class being in the right color (green, red ...)
Do you have a solution ?

Thanks

Laurent
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Hi Laurent

Would you have a URL to an example of this issue?

Ciaran
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Hi Ciaran,

With J51 Maya template : https://dev-lact.fr/test-form/form/45
with regular cassiopea one : https://dev-lact.fr/test2-form/form/45

You can see the button class are not the same.

Thanks

Laurent
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Thank you Laurent

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

(edit to taste)

.btn-success {

	background-color: #448344;

}

.btn-warning {

	background-color: #ad6200;

}

.btn-danger {

	background-color: #a51f18;

}

.btn-info {

	background-color: #30638d;

}


Ciaran
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Thanks for your answer.
Actually, I had to add the border also :



.btn-success {

	background-color: #448344 !important;

	border-color: #448344 !important;

}

.btn-warning {

	background-color: #ad6200 !important;

	border-color: #ad6200 !important;	

}

.btn-danger {

	background-color: #a51f18 !important;

	border-color: #a51f18 !important;	

}

.btn-info {

	background-color: #30638d !important;

	border-color: #30638d !important;	

}


May be in some future release, you may add an option int the template setup to let the bootstrap colors available or allow to change individual colors of the btn-xxxxx accent's colors.

Have a nice day

Laurent
  1. more than a month ago
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