Topic-icon Change the "LOGIN" and "Register" and "LOGOUT" style

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I want to change the style of the buttons. I hate asking this but I am not sure where to find the css to be more consistent with my site. I imagine the sc_bootstrap.php but I hate altering core code in case of an update. Any ideas and I apologize if this is addressed elsewhere, I have not found it...
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10 years 5 months ago #39116 by alzander
Can you let me know what you're looking to do? Our sc_bootstrap.css file is a namespaced version of the Bootstrap CSS, which means its very large.. however, we use that Bootstrap CSS throughout JFBConnect and the SCLogin module.

If you can tell me your goal, I should be able to help you get started with some CSS changes you can implement.

Thanks,
Alex
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10 years 5 months ago #39136 by johpen
I love this component, the more I play with it the better it gets. I see you have created an account at my site (hockeydocs.tv) So, if you login you will see the standard "logout" button in the main area of the front page (just below "You are a Hockey Fan"). That is the style of button I use throughout the site. I am not sure why the SC Login module is not picking up the style.
Also, different issue, the component seems to only pick up 6 characters of the social Username of a guest that registers with JFBconnect.
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10 years 5 months ago #39213 by alzander
Sorry for the delay. It's a little more difficult than we'd like to change that button style right now. We originally had it so that template styles were easily inherited. Unfortunately, that was a mess as many templates didn't define the right/standard styles and/or conflicted with the basic fallbacks we added. Therefore, we had to lock things down just to get everything working on all sites..

From a quick look, it seems like you can do the following to get the style updated quickly. Edit the hockeydocs.tv/templates/hockeydocs/css/template.css file. Around line 232, you'll see:
btn, .btn-primary {
Update that to:
btn, .btn-primary, .sourcecoast btn, .sourcecoast .btn-primary {
That will make your template's styles apply to our main button as well.

Hopefully that gets you started, but if it causes other issues, let me know.

Thanks,
Alex
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