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Hello, 

So I had a client ask me if there was another way to create a “2nd” sign in button on the Sign in page. In this client’s use case they want to quickly point learners who were external to use the Extended Enterprise if they accidentally arrived at the main parent platform page. 

Please see the Look of the Sign and Page, the header I created, and the CSS I use to style the Sign in Button which is a link to Extended Enterprise. 

 

 

CSS Used:

/*Use to Edit Header Sign in Button Message*/

.header-message-inner a {

background-color: #683A5E;

color: #FFFFFF;

border-style: groove;

padding-top: 10px;

padding-left: 10px;

padding-right: 10px;

padding-bottom: 10px;

border-radius: 5px;

}



/*Change EE Employee Sign In Text to White*/

div p a:link {

color: #ffffff;

}

 

This is awesome. Thanks so much for sharing @gerrodhudson!

@gerrodhudson Thanks Gerrod. We used it long time ago ;) 

Hi @gerrodhudson - this would be real handy for us, however the CSS won’t apply for some reason? Can get the text and hyperlink to display but the code isn’t styling a button. 

Also, the hyperlink text disappears when viewing the public page in an incognito window?

Any insight appreciated. 

Sounds like you either have something only configured locally (the incognito shouldn’t impact this at all) or pieces are misplaced? Can you share the configurations that you have done instead of the outcome pages?

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