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Anonymous
March 5, 2014
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How do you modify the rollover state/color of the submit button?

  • March 5, 2014
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I was able to change the "off-state" of my button without any problem. My question is, how do I modify the purple color on the button that appears during a rollover? Here's my form: info.hms.com/sixWaysFightFraud.html Thank you!
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Best answer by AlokRa4
I don't think there is an option to edit the button color or image for rollover state. However, you can try doing either of these:
 - Forms 2.0 allow you to add a custom color for your button. So you can enter the color code, which is same as rollover for your nomral button state.
 - You can select a default button from the gallery where this is highlighted effect on roll-over and the color remains the same.

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AlokRa4Accepted solution
Level 10
March 6, 2014
I don't think there is an option to edit the button color or image for rollover state. However, you can try doing either of these:
 - Forms 2.0 allow you to add a custom color for your button. So you can enter the color code, which is same as rollover for your nomral button state.
 - You can select a default button from the gallery where this is highlighted effect on roll-over and the color remains the same.
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Anonymous
March 6, 2014
Thank you! So everyone that is using Marketo has purple rollovers on their forms? Good marketing by Marketo, but it doesn't make me look very good as a designer. I will continue to look into this, thank you for your reply Alok.
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AlokRa4
Level 10
March 7, 2014

Adding in to clarify, the rollover is not necessarily purple, but the “Default” color when you edit the button style. The following are the colors which are default and appear as it is if you do not choose a custom color;




If you want to use a color which is not available in these styles, you can choose a default style and alter its color through edit CSS and not through editor(Custom colors). The Forms 2.0 editor leaves the roll over color to be left as default color of the style. Even if you want to set different colors for roll over and the default color of your own choice you’ll have to edit the CSS - of course for a great design!


Hope this helps!
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Anonymous
March 7, 2014
Great! I love CSS. Now, where might one happen to find the CSS for the buttons?
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Anonymous
April 11, 2014
Looking to do the same thing, have you found where the CSS is located?

Edit:
Oh nevermind, I found it :)
Patrick_Cava2
Patrick_Cava2
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September 23, 2014
any update on this?
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