[mfoston]

So, to answer my own question to some extent, I found the colour of the graphics at the bottom is dictated by the menu text at the top right.

Having changed this to black, the logos have improved but the menu still looks slightly faded.

I should add this is being run on remote desktop with a thin client, so I need to experiment to see if that’s causing this, but for example so is the font in this forum and this is very clear. But progress at least.

[mfoston]

this additional information might or might not be helpful, its looks awesome on my iPad, both in Safari and Chrome.

[stevland]

You can add your own custom CSS to /osta/user-styles.css. It is the last style sheet to be loaded by osTicket Awesome, so anything you add to this file will override any previous styles.

It these examples I’m using black (#000000). Obviously you should change this as desired.

To change the color of the top right navigation and use a bold font:

#header #nav a {
color: #000000 !important;
font-weight: bold !important;
}

(Note that a bold font takes up more space and, depending on what language you are using, may mess up the layout on smaller screens before the mobile layout kicks in.)

You can change the color of the logos in the footer with this:

#footer svg {
fill: #000000 !important;
}

Or remove them all together.

#footer svg {
display: none !important;
}

[Simon]

Hi,

Engineer

I tried the method introduced on the homepage of the official website-help page,

but I still can’t remove the osTicket and osTicket Awesome logos, what went wrong?

osTicket v1.12.4 // osTicket-1.12.4-Awesome-101<br />
PHP 7.3.16 // MySQL 5.7.25 // Apache web server

[stevland]

HI @Simon,

That looks good. You may need to clear your browser cache to see the changes.