I have a question about customizing content in Identity Portal using custom CSS files or commands. Between what you provided and a CA Communities post about branding the Access Catalog tabs, The customer did change the color on the tabs in the Access Catalog form, which now show more clearly when mapped against the custom background configured. However that same background inhibits the visibility/readability of the User Search Results table on initial open of the Access Module (see screen shot 1).
I’ve used a similar approach in an IDS 14.2 vApp deployed in my laptop; but I cannot find the correct form object to change the background on the displayed table when I choose a background image (see screen shot 2
). It appears the correct object is user.search.results.loader.error-area, to which I add a custom CSS Rule to change the background color. That CSS rule has no effect, however.
Is there a document describing the elements in the Portal forms; or is the browser Inspect action the only method to determine which form object should be modified.
I have a question about customizing content in Identity Portal using custom CSS files or commands. Between what you provided and a CA Communities post about branding the Access Catalog tabs, the customer did change the color on the tabs in the Access Catalog form, which now show more clearly when mapped against the custom background Dollar Bank configured. However that same background inhibits the visibility/readability of the User Search Results table on initial open of the Access Module (see screen shot 1). I’ve used a similar approach in an IDS 14.2 vApp deployed in my laptop; but I cannot find the correct form object to change the background on the displayed table when I choose a background image (see screen shot 2 ). It appears the correct object is user.search.results.loader.error-area, to which I add a custom CSS Rule to change the background color. That CSS rule has no effect, however. Is there a document describing the elements in the Portal forms; or is the browser Inspect action the only method to determine which form object should be modified.