Schemes - Custom

SysAdmins are encouraged to create their own cascading stylesheets (*.css) and to upload them as custom schemes to be used by any organization on their system.

Creating a Custom Scheme

To create and test a custom scheme:

Sign on with a SysAdmin account.
Click the Schemes link to list schemes and Preview the schemes.
Click the Open This Scheme button next to the scheme similar to the look you wish to achieve.
Create a new text file on your desktop and rename it myscheme.css.
Copy the Stylesheet Code from the Scheme Profile into your new stylesheet and save it.
Make changes to the stylesheet on the desktop and save. See Recognized Styles below for a list of css styles you can change to achieve the look you want.
From the Scheme list, press the Add Scheme link, browse to the stylesheet on the desktop, give it a name and upload it.
From the Scheme list, Preview your new scheme...and repeat from Step 6 as needed.

Recognized Styles

This section describes the css styles that you may edit to change the look of a scheme. If a style does not appear in your scheme's css, you may add it.

Style	Description
`#maintable`	ID of the main table that contains the content of each web page. This can be useful for putting a border around the content, or making it a different background color than the rest of the page, for example.
`.sectiontitle`	Sub-titles of content sections. Specify a font COLOR for this style.
`.userhead`	Color of the Search box background and the user bar at the top of the page that contains My Account and Sign Out. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR for this style. Note: Use `#userbar` to designate a separate color for the top user bar.
`a.userhead:link`	Color of the links in the user head section. Use of COLOR is required.
`a.userhead:visited`	Should be identical to a.userhead:link.
`a.userhead:active`	Should be identical to a.userhead:link.
`a.userhead:hover`	Should be identical to a.userhead:link.
`#userbar`	Color of the user bar at the top of the page that contains My Account and Sign Out.
`#userbar > td`	Color of the borders at the top and bottom of the user bar at the top of the page. Specify BORDER-TOP and BORDER-BOTTOM properties. Example: `{border-top:solid 1px #8CC63F; border-bottom:solid 1px #8CC63F}`
`.listrow1`	Odd rows in tables. Specify only a BACKGROUND-COLOR for this style.
`.listrow2`	Even rows in tables. Specify only a BACKGROUND-COLOR for this style.
`.texttiny`	Table headers, some table information. Should be similar to `.textsmall`.
`.textsmall`	Used for most standard text.
`.textnormal`	Despite its name, used by larger-than-normal text.
`.textbig`	Very large text. Should be similar to `.textnormal`.
`.userinput`	The font color and size used in user input boxes and drop-down lists. Should be similar to `.textsmall`.
`.userinputarea`	Text areas. Should be IDENTICAL to `.userinput`.
`.pageheadingimage`	Shows or hides legacy icons. See also Brand.
`.bulletimage`	Shows or hides organization bullets. See also Brand.
`BODY`	Document body. Use of at least BACKGROUND-COLOR is encouraged.
`a:link`	Color of links. Use of COLOR is required.
`a:visited`	Color of visited links. Specify a font COLOR.
`a:active, a: hover`	Color of links when your mouse hovers over them. Specify a font COLOR.
`#signonsubmitcontainer .button.signonbutton`	Color of the sign on button on the Sign On page. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR and font COLOR. You must also add `!important` to the code. Example: `#signonsubmitcontainer .button.signonbutton {background-color:red !important;}`
`#signonsubmitcontainer .button.signonbutton:` `hover`	Color of the sign on button on the Sign On page when your mouse hovers over it. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR and font COLOR. You must also add `!important` to the code. Example: `#signonsubmitcontainer .button.signonbutton:hover {background-color:blue !important;}`
`#signonauthcontainer`	Color of the sign on box. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR and BORDER.
`.signoncontainer a:link`	Style of links on sign on page. Specify a font COLOR and TEXT DECORATION.
`a.alert:link`	Color used by "HOT" links (i.e. locked out users). Use of COLOR is required. It is recommended that you keep this font COLOR red.
`a.alert:visited`	Should be identical to a.alert:link.
`a.alert:active`	Should be identical to a.alert:link.
`a.alert:hover`	Should be identical to a.alert:link.
`.button`	Standard button style. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR and font COLOR.
`.btnPrimary`	Color of primary buttons like Save, OK, Upload, Download, Send. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR and font COLOR.
`.btnSecondary`	Color of secondary buttons like Cancel, No, buttons that do not implement an immediate action, or buttons of tertiary importance. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR and font COLOR.
`.tab.selectedtab`	The color of the selected left navigation menu item. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR and a font COLOR.
`.tab a`	The color of the left navigation menu buttons. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR and a font COLOR.
`.tab a:hover` `.tab a:active`	The color of the left navigation menu buttons with mouse hover. Specify a BACKGROUND-COLOR and a font COLOR. `.tab a:hover` and `.tab a:active` usually have the same colors.