You can customize the look of your login screen by adding custom CSS in your account settings.
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How to Customize Your Login Screen
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Basic Customizations 6
Customizing the 2019 (New) Template 24
- How to Modify the Home Page Template
- How to Modify the Manual/Chapter Template
- How to Modify the Article Template
- How to Update the Text at the End of the Workflow (to change it from "congratulations, you are done!")
- How to modify the color of the text in a foldable section
- How to Edit Your Site's Featured Content Section
- How to Switch Your Site's Home Page to a Compact Layout
- How to Switch Your Category Format between Grid and List View
- How to Change the Sidebar Message
- How to Add Featured Article Lists to the Sidebar
- How to Display Sidebar Content in an Article Page
- How to Add a Recently Updated Article List to the Sidebar
- How to Change the URL for the Contact Us Button
- How to Change the Contact Us Link for Specific Manuals
- How to Add a Description to a Manual
- How to Add a Custom Logo to Your Site Header
- How to Customize the Colors on Your Site
- How to Remove/Restore the User Menu
- How to Switch to the New Site Template
- How to Enable Article Requests for a Site
- How to Style the Article Requests Button
- Dimensions and File Format Needed to Upload Custom Icons
- How to change the icons that appear on each manual
- How to add Contact Us to the footer (and change the text of the footer)
Customizing the 2015 (Old) Template 23
- How to Customize the 2015 (Old) Site Template [Webinar]
- How to Preview your Site Before Publishing in the 2015 (Old) Template
- How to Modify the Site Title/Heading in the 2015 (Old) Template
- How to Modify the site Description in the 2015 (Old) Template
- How to Customize the Colors on your Site in the 2015 (Old) Template
- How to Modify the Body Text Font in the 2015 (Old) Template
- How to Change your Site Theme in the 2015 (Old) Template
- Customize the icons for your manuals in the 2015 (Old) Template
- Customizing the sidebar to show messages, printing, PDF, and other options in the 2015 (Old) Template
- Customize or translate site text in the 2015 (Old) Template
- Add a favicon to your knowledge base in the 2015 (Old) Template
- How to add a custom logo to your site in the 2015 (Old) Template
- How do I add links to a site in the 2015 (Old) Template?
- How to Customize the Header or Footer in the 2015 (Old) Template
- Adding custom CSS and Javascript to your template in the 2015 (Old) Template
- CSS and Javascript Customizations for the 2015 (Old) Template
- Use a custom Google font in the 2015 (Old) Template
- Variables available in the Header and Footer sections of the 2015 (Old) Template
- Using jQuery to reorder the sidebar in the 2015 (Old) Template
- Customizing the date format for "Last Updated" in the 2015 (Old) Template
- Adding Google Translator to your site in the 2015 (Old) Template
- How to make it so manuals aren't left-aligned in the 2015 (Old) Template
- How do I show or hide chapter contents in the sidebar?
Comments and Ratings 9
- How to Enable/Disable Comments for Articles
- How to Allow Users to Rate Articles
- How to Turn Comment Moderation On/Off
- How to Publish Comments
- How to Respond to Comments on an Article
- How to Archive Comments
- How to Delete Comments
- How to Receive Comment Moderation and Article Rating Emails (or Turn Off Email Notifications)
- How to Navigate to the Comments Area
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Harrison Kelly
Do you have any custom CSS examples for the login screen? We're looking to improve the look/feel of it but I don't have a lot of experience with CSS.
Greg DeVore
@Harrison - I don't have any examples. If there are specific changes you want to make I suggest hiring a CSS freelancer to make some modifications for you. You can usually find someone on various freelance sites that can make some basic changes without it costing too much.