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TimeRangePicker and splButton CSS Colour

calump90
Engager

Hello,

I am having trouble with two css elements.

1) I am unable to change the colour of the TimeRangePicker (button titled 'AllTime' ?) using the following css:

.TimeRangePicker {
color: #112442;
background-color: #112442;

}

or

.TimeRangePicker .timeRangeActivatorWrapper {
color: #112442;
background-color: red;

}

2) I can change the colour of the splButtons, however when I mouse over (hover) the magnifying glass icon disappears and it just displays a block. Here is my code:

.splButton-primary {
background-color: #112442;   
color: ;
background-image: url(overlay_softgradient_28.png); 

}

.splButton-primary:hover, input.searchButton:hover {
background-color: #102950;
background-image: url(overlay_softgradient_28.png); 

}

The css file I am editing is application.css contain within the static dir of my app.

Appreciate the help.

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Flynt
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Your TimeRangePicker color can be changed with the following -

.TimeRangePicker .timeRangeActivatorWrapper {
background-image: none;
background-color:yourcolor;
}

As far as the search button, I'd just have the hover portion change the background color and omit the image unless you want your image to be different when you hover over it.

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