Edit button css command

-- url of the page with the problem -- : www.xyznetworks.com.au
-- HikaShop version -- : 4.4.3
-- Joomla version -- : 3.9.27

Trying to change the colour of the "New" button on the order page. Current css is:

.hika_j2 .btn-success, .hikabtn-success {
color: #fff;
background-color: #5cb85c;
border-color: #4cae4c;
}

If I throw that in my custom css file using this:


.hika_j2 .btn-success, .hikabtn-success {
color: #fff;
background-color: #2ba3d4;
border-color: #4cae4c;
}

The button colours aren't changing. Am I caling the right element in my CSS?

Hello,

We will need to see by ourselves the page in order to understand the context and be able to better guide you.
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Regards

www.xyznetworks.com.au/ - there is a link to shopping cart sidebar-a front page and you will have to go and order something. There is a free product you can add to the cart

Pic attached shows what I am trying to change re the background dropdown of the cart. The code I posted is an attempt to change the colour of the green buttons in the other image. I also want to change the "Billing address" text colour, white backgrounds

Have emailed site login details

Hello,

I was able to add the custom css command, you can now see it by yourself, now in order to learn how I proceed, have a look on this documentation .

Hope this will help you to achieved what you need.
Regards

Hi Phillip and I can not see what you did. the site still shows the white background, no change to the css file and no code anywhere

I asked if this was correct:

.hika_j2 .btn-success, .hikabtn-success {
color: #fff;
background-color: #2ba3d4;
border-color: #4cae4c;
}

The button colours aren't changing. Am I calling the right element in my CSS?

You did not answer that question

Hello,

Yes, your code is correct, that's why I investigate directly in your backend to process somes tests.
To better understand my answer, you have to look my previous documentation link, in your backend, I create a custom version of the default frontend css file, and your css command (posted in this here ) are at the end of this custom frontend css file.

And so, now your button shown in your second screenshot are blue, and you can proceed like me to going more far in your adjustement and customisations.
Hope this will be more clear, and will show you how to proceed.
Regards

Dear Philip...... I know how to create a custom css file as there is already a file there with multiple css changes in it..... and you probably noticed several attempts at fixing this that didn't work. So wouldn't you think it a little more productive to actually SHOW me what you did?

So.... what code did you "add" to the file that already existed?

Hello,

Actually, I though that this is what I did, lets details it on more time :
Part 2 : "in your backend, I create a custom version of the default frontend css file"
Part 3 : "your css command (posted in this here ) are at the end of this custom frontend css file."
Part 1 (Results) : "And so, now your button shown in your second screenshot are blue"


Hope this will be more clear.
Regards

Ok thank you - the confusion here is that I have always created a custom css file and all changes have gone in there. Yours are kept in a Hikashop custom css file and I didn't know it existed. All good, thank you and please close this case.