You can always use the inspect tool in the browser to get styles and compare two different objects and the styles applied to them. Just right click on an element and "inspect" it.
I been trying something similar by to overwriting the existing css for one of the callout types. I don't need caution and warning, so have modified caution to have a different icon and colour. It almost works. I get my new icon and sidebar colour, but not the background colour of the main bar. For changing the colour of the icon, you can edit the svg file to add fill = "#AA1111" after the "
You can always use the inspect tool in the browser to get styles and compare two different objects and the styles applied to them. Just right click on an element and "inspect" it.
That's brilliant, thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Checking the source file for the default options is a really good advice. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Definitely cuts down on the amount of trial and error when you can see the source code as a starting point :)
Thanks for this. Could you add instructions for having this customer callout box show also in the PDF output?
Wow! Thank you for taking the time to hack this solution.
Glad it was helpful :)
I been trying something similar by to overwriting the existing css for one of the callout types. I don't need caution and warning, so have modified caution to have a different icon and colour. It almost works. I get my new icon and sidebar colour, but not the background colour of the main bar.
For changing the colour of the icon, you can edit the svg file to add fill = "#AA1111" after the "