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Awaiting feedback Prefowl.css ... how do I access this?

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akchev

Chevereto Member
Hi there,

I have no need for any customization(s) other than some colors for the buttons, texts and links. I like how everything is as is but there are specific color codes that I would like to use.

For example, I would like the home cover button to be a specific color code and I would like links to be a specific red. However, when I inspect the webpage(s) it leads to Prefowl.css but I can not find that.

What file do I need to edit to accomplish this? I literally opened-up every single file and search for the color code for the default color(s) and none were found within all files.

Please help,
thanks!
 
use app/themes/Peafowl/custom_hooks and just overwrite the css prop.
 
Can you please give an example? I do not have experience with overwriting CSS or applying custom code. I usually replace what's already coded and editable.

For example, I would like to change the Cover Screens button color from Blue to Red.

Is it possible you reply with how I would go about doing so?
 
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