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change the blue color of the WHMCS theme


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Hello,

I want to change the blue color of the WHMCS theme, and I want to add the colors of my company.

I want to change the color of the spaces I indicate in the image

But I am not an expert in technical matters, so I want to ask for your very descriptive explanation to make this change.

Thanks for your help!

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11 hours ago, Kian said:

Exactly. Before making any change duplicate templates/six directory and rename it as you prefer. Once done set this template as your default and make proceed with changes.

but then after a WHMCS update, you have to compare your templates with the updated templates and make the changes to your custom.

frankly, if you are just making css changes, I wouldn't bother renaming the template and just remember to take a backup of custom.css before updating.

it's absolutely insane that custom.css is overwritten during an automatic update and makes no sense.

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On 2/9/2019 at 5:59 AM, brian! said:

but then after a WHMCS update, you have to compare your templates with the updated templates and make the changes to your custom.

frankly, if you are just making css changes, I wouldn't bother renaming the template and just remember to take a backup of custom.css before updating.

it's absolutely insane that custom.css is overwritten during an automatic update and makes no sense.

This has been over 20 months ago. With all the releases especially with 8.0 being  released last month, has this changed regarding the custom.css being overwritten?

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14 hours ago, R-n-R said:

This has been over 20 months ago. With all the releases especially with 8.0 being  released last month, has this changed regarding the custom.css being overwritten?

well I don't use the automatic updater, but i'm not aware they've made any announcements about this, so I assume the situation is unchanged.

all they have to do is not ship an near-empty custom.css file by default - just don't include it and the updater shouldn't treat it as a core file that it can overwrite.

if WHMCS expects users to have the intelligence to be able to create categories.json, whois.json or language override .php files from scratch, I don't see why they can't be expected to create their own custom.css files too.

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