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Login Screen CSS #120
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I think theese are the properties that you can change |
Hi, have you had an answer to your issues by any chance. Hitting the same problems. |
@mymattcarroll have you had any luck with changing the gray body background? Similarly, I’d love to be able to do something like: body { background: #fff; }
.modal-content { box-shadow: none; } |
Was only able to update it using the API directly, not via the console. |
Yeah, that works for some things, but
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Would also love to have this capability. |
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Not sure if this is the right place to be putting these issues, or if we should be going straight to AWS Support, anyway here goes...
We have been attempting to make the login screen look a little bit more like our application (which is using AngularJS Material) but have run into a few issues.
As you can see from the screen shot below, we have been able to hide the
<label>
elements on the signin and signup screensAlthough, the
<label>
s on the reset password screen does not have the same classes on the<label>
elements. Also the inputs do not have placeholders like the signin and signup screensWould it be possible to upload a
favicon.ico
file as all screens have an empty favicon which does not look very professional.We would also like to change the background colour of the screen from the murky grey. There does not seem to be any options to change CSS outside of the modal.
Lastly, we would like all button text to be in uppercase.
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