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to change the back ground color of the button on the 'submit a new post'<br />
try adding the following to the custom css <br />
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.btn {<br />
background-color: black<br />
}
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FYI - I use Chrome to look at the page and then 'right click' on the item I want to &quot;inspect&quot; and choose &quot;inspect&quot; from the menu.<br />
this will open another window with the code that prints the item and next to it will show the CSS staying for that item.<br />
you can then modify locally the CSS , by clicking on the CSS style so you can change colours add new definitions such as background-color:black; &nbsp; cone you have it looking good. &nbsp; go and update or redefine the style in the code.
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.btn {<br />
background-color: black<br />
} <br />
didn't work.
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is it the button I mentioned or another one?<br />
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how are you updating the .btn &nbsp; &nbsp;style?
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I'm trying to change the button color to black on the frontend uploader plugin page? Also, can I have users upload images with out them having to be moderated?
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can I have users upload images with out them having to be moderated?
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I've answer it on the question your raised...
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I'm updating the button via custom css. It's the button on the frontend uploader button.
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<a href="http://cigarfraternity.life/community/" rel="ugc">http://cigarfraternity.life/community/</a>
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I still say if you add<br />
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.btn {<br />
background-color: black<br />
} <br />
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but you may need to search all the style sheets and change it <br />
look in &nbsp;for one:<br />
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<a href="http://cigarfraternity.life/wp-content/themes/unite/inc/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="ugc">http://cigarfraternity.life/wp-content/themes/unite/inc/css/bootstrap.min.css</a><br />
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try putting the following:<br />
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.btn {<br />
background-color: black<br />
} <br />
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in the above file as the last line
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I added the code to the file and uploaded it. On the advice page the button is still white but when you hover over it it turns blace but on the community page it is still white.
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OK, I just realised there is a semi colon missing from my advice....<br />
try:<br />
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.btn {<br />
background-color: black;<br />
} <br />
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if that doesn't work then try adding this:<br />
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.btn-primary {<br />
background-color: black;<br />
}
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That worked on the community page, changed the button color to black however when you hover over the button the text changes to black but on the advice page the button is still white. I added both .btn and .btn-primary to the bootstrap.min.css file
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i added the code you specified above. on the advice page the button is still white. &nbsp;When you hover on the button it goes to black with white text. On the community page the button is black with white text however when you hover on the button, it is black with black text.
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if you have added them at the very end of a file it may be the problem...<br />
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I think you need to search &nbsp;your style sheets and find these definitions and change to &nbsp;them colours &nbsp;I've specified<br />
they may be in several files.. not sure I can help much more on this.
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Ok thanks for all your help!
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I notice you also have white text on a white tab.<br />
try adding:<br />
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.woocommerce div.product .woocommerce-tabs ul.tabs li.active<br />
{<br />
background: #fff;<br />
color:#000;<br />
}
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How do I change the button color to black on the frontend uploader plugin page? Also, can I have users upload images with out them having to be moderated?
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How do I change the button color to black on the frontend uploader plugin page? Also, can I have users upload images with out them having to be moderated?

How to change the button color to black on frontend uploader plugin

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