Hi,
Is it possible to edit colors on tags? I especially want to edit the hover over color, eiter edit the fill of the box or the text color or both. I do not find the correct box in "control"
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It is not possible to individually control the colors of the tag pill. In a default state the tag will show the 'text color' and 'border color'. On hover state the text- and border color will inherit the color defined in 'branded color', which is blue in our case.
Hi @Ragnhild Byrkjeland ,
even though it is not possible to have individual colors using the default color settings (on /branding#colors), you can use "Third-party Scripts" to overrule the defaults and have your own color and background-color for the tags. You need to know and write some CSS.
Go to "Settings" -> "Third-party Scripts" and write the following into the first text field (Insert in HEAD):
If you already have the "style" element, then you only need to write the actual CSS:
This will change the text color of your tags to pink (#ff33ff) and the background-color to violet (#660066) when you hover the tags. You can change the color codes to any HTML color you want to.
Attention: Always use Third-party scripts and custom CSS at your own risk. I (and inSided) cannot guarantee that it works without regressions. Please ask someone who knows CSS for help.
even though it is not possible to have individual colors using the default color settings (on /branding#colors), you can use "Third-party Scripts" to overrule the defaults and have your own color and background-color for the tags. You need to know and write some CSS.
Go to "Settings" -> "Third-party Scripts" and write the following into the first text field (Insert in HEAD):
If you already have the "style" element, then you only need to write the actual CSS:
code:
.post__footer ul.public-tags li:hover a {
color:#ff33ff;
background-color:#660066;
}
This will change the text color of your tags to pink (#ff33ff) and the background-color to violet (#660066) when you hover the tags. You can change the color codes to any HTML color you want to.
Attention: Always use Third-party scripts and custom CSS at your own risk. I (and inSided) cannot guarantee that it works without regressions. Please ask someone who knows CSS for help.
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