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General

You can use free-form CSS to completely change the look of your user portal. Navigate to the Settings page of your user portal To override CSS variables, use :root pseudo-element.
See the full list of supported CSS variables below.
Be aware that the user portal CSS overrides checkout page themes.

Subscribe button

This is the subscription card on the checkout page. Read below about customizing its text.

Change button text for all checkout pages

In order to change the text on the «Subscribe» button, add the following CSS snippet to your custom CSS.
Replace the content property with your custom text.

Change button text for certain pages

Each checkout link has a hash, you can find it in the URL:
Nadles adds a CSS class checkout-link-<hash> to each checkout page. In order to change the button text for a certain checkout page, use the following CSS:
Replace <hash> with the hash of the checkout page.

Change card title

In order to change the card title (“Subscribe” by default), add the following CSS snippet to your custom CSS.
Replace the content property with your custom text.

Example CSS

Demo portal theme

The following CSS was used to style the demo user portal. Try applying it to your user portal to see how it works.

Variables

The simplest way to change the look of your user portal is to change values of these variables.