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I know that if I put some new HTML in the header, the subscribe button will disappear and I will need to add <div id="replace-with-subscribe"></div>.
But how can I style the button/link in my css file?
I have a purple placeholder button, with no function, that I'm gonna replace with <div id="replace-with-subscribe"></div>.
I want the official subscribe button to be like my fake purple button. Any thoughts?
Hello Caio,
Thanks for reaching out on the community and welcome!
I am not sure if you have seen the help article that talks about about custom CSS so here is the link for it: https://support.atlassian.com/statuspage/docs/use-custom-css-on-a-status-page/
Typically with custom code, we cannot give much guidance on due to the nature of there being a lot of ways to do it. That being said, I tried this on my page and was able to get it to turn purple:
.flat-button, .masthead .updates-dropdown-container .show-updates-dropdown, .layout-content.status-full-history .show-filter.open {
background-color: purple;}
Feel free to give that a try but please note that depending on your case, this may not work for you. I hope that you have a fantastic day!
Regards,
Jesse K
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