Hello Friends, There is a welcome page in Discourse in which when the website is in private mode this message comes up: An account is required. Please create an account or log in to continue. I want to change the style of this page, add some photos and etc. Is there a way to use a designed stat…

Sure, if you press f12 in your browser you can look around for the appropriate CSS classes on the page. If we need to add another CSS class there let us know.

[image] codinghorror: press f12 Sorry, I am on Mac. F12 here means looking at source?

and if so, there is just one class (wrap) for the whole welcome page. Is there anyway to assign new HTML for the “welcome page” only?

There is an .anon class that is added to the html element when there is a non-logged in user. I think that for sites that require login to read content, a non-logged in user can only access the login, FAQ, Terms of Service, and Privacy pages. They are most likely to only access the login page. You …

I am opening to adding better CSS classes here if needed, pull requests happily accepted.

Bumping this from the deep dead… I think it’d be smart to get login_required.welcome_message its own CSS class. I tried to add my own classes to HTML inside of it, but they get stripped out. How are people styling these login pages? Mine has an ID of ember759 – is that specific only to the welcom…

I just wanted to make a better looking login page. We’re in pre-launch time and a bit of “landing page” hype would be nice to add. Thanks!

We added divs without classes into our customized login_required.welcome_message and then are using selectors like this the following to target that text: .anon .contents.body-page div div { } .anon .contents.body-page div div:nth-of-type(2) { } For the rest of the page, we’re using overrides on …

Would it help @Berto and @mcwumbly if the the login_required.welcome_message was wrapped in a div itself? Beyond that, it doesn’t look like much can be added because the content of welcome_message is passed through a HTML sanitizer. Instead of: <div class="contents clearfix body-page"> <span i…

How can I change the Login Required page style?

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jomaxro (Joshua Rosenfeld) October 15, 2017, 2:08pm 10

Ember IDs are not safe to use as CSS targets. What is your goal? I can look into adding additional CSS classes.

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How can I change the Login Required page style?

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