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Just a note. The actual class name may be different for everyone, or it changes with version/theme/settings. For me it was ju367v78. |
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@0xKurt You can also create your own custom connect button with your own styling which should be pretty straight forward. Feel free to follow the docs here |
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Agreed, completely recreate a custom button from scratch its stupid, we just need a |
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Just like many others i encountered the problem that the
ConnectButton
styling can not be simply changed.Only way is a customized button and that's pretty painful.
After some experiments i found out that you can utilize the
ju367v7o
CSS class to style theConnectButton
without destroying the whole modal design. It's a pretty dirty approach, but it works.Example:
Note: It's necessary to declare everything as important to overwrite the original values.
My styled

ConnectButton
:All other styling is untouched:

#590 #1117
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