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Now the letters on the dark field in the CRM application are black and unreadable.
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You need to display white letters on a dark background, as you have done elsewhere in OneBox.
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I am attaching the boxes
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Please make it comfortable to work with statuses in any color of business processes in OneBox.
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[file]23965[/file]
[file]23964[/file]
[file]23965[/file]
[file]23964[/file]
[file]23965[/file]
Now the letters on the dark field in the CRM application are black and unreadable.
You need to display white letters on a dark background, as you have done elsewhere in OneBox.
I am attaching the boxes
Please make it comfortable to work with statuses in any color of business processes in OneBox.
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lace OneBox production wrote: you have custom styles, stylize any letters as you want
Tried But it's hardcoded into the main CSS, which I can't seem to change. I've tried several options to impose conditions, but they all don't work.
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OneBox production wrote:
you have custom styles, stylize any letters as you want
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Tried
But it's hardcoded into the main CSS, which I can't seem to change.
I've tried several options to impose conditions, but they all don't work.
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lace OneBox production wrote: You can change everything, there is no main or non-main CSS.
I can't I tried several options, none of them worked. That's why I posted a topic to draw attention and try to get a working solution. from AI's comment: it's likely that the CRM system is applying styles very aggressively or dynamically. This is quite typical for complex web applications, especially if they have their own theme management logic or dynamically insert styles via JavaScript.
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OneBox production wrote:
You can change everything, there is no main or non-main CSS.
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I can't
I tried several options, none of them worked.
That's why I posted a topic to draw attention and try to get a working solution.
from AI's comment: it's likely that the CRM system is applying styles very aggressively or dynamically.
This is quite typical for complex web applications, especially if they have their own theme management logic or dynamically insert styles via JavaScript.
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