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Modify Text Sign In Page

  • Mar 15, 2025 9:52 PM UTC
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williamradford14
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Hello!

Has anyone found a way to modify a single sign in page? I know the text(content) can be modified via the localization tool but that setting is global across all clients / sign in forms in extended enterprise. I want to be able to have text on one extended enterprise client be different than the text on another. 
 

Cohesitysandbox.docebosaas.com/veritaspartners

different text than this page: 

Cohesitysandbox.docebosaas.com/veritascustomers

Best answer by nick.tosto

You could set the text in localization to a period and then use custom css in each extended enterprise client to populate the text area.

In EE client 1:

.login-form-subtitle:before {
    content: "some text here";
}

 

and then in EE Client 2:

.login-form-subtitle:before {
    content: "some different text here" !important;
}

 

Obviously the class you’d have to target would be different depending on the area you want to modify

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lrnlab
Hero III
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  • Hero III
  • Mar 17, 2025 2:19 PM UTC

While the sign in dialogue box is the same for all sub domains, you could look to add your test to the background image. We did this for a group of users who needed instructions on how to sign in and it works well.


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  • Docebian
  • Answer
  • Mar 17, 2025 4:38 PM UTC

You could set the text in localization to a period and then use custom css in each extended enterprise client to populate the text area.

In EE client 1:

.login-form-subtitle:before {
    content: "some text here";
}

 

and then in EE Client 2:

.login-form-subtitle:before {
    content: "some different text here" !important;
}

 

Obviously the class you’d have to target would be different depending on the area you want to modify


williamradford14
Novice III
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Thanks both- great ideas.