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Border Radius to Modal Pop-ups

pshashipreetham
17-Peridot

Border Radius to Modal Pop-ups

Is there any way to add Border Radius to the Modal Popups in the Thingworx 9.3

@c_lowy @CarlesColl @paic @slangley 

Thanks,
Shashi.

Shashi Preetham,
Email: psp316r@outlook.com,
Mobile: +91 8099838001.
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Hi,

You can use custom CSS in your Popup Mashup:
.mashup-popup, .mashup-popup .popup-mashup-goes-here {
border-radius: 50px !important;
}

 

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Hi,

You can use custom CSS in your Popup Mashup:
.mashup-popup, .mashup-popup .popup-mashup-goes-here {
border-radius: 50px !important;
}

 

.mashup-popup, .mashup-popup .popup-mashup-goes-here {
border-radius: 50px !important;
}

@CGinus , don't think this is the correct CSS Syntax, "goes-here"  ?

Thanks,
Shashi.

Shashi Preetham,
Email: psp316r@outlook.com,
Mobile: +91 8099838001.

It's a default class name so the CSS should work for any Mashup that's used as a pop-up, you don't need to change it in order for it to work.

@CGinus , can you pls tell me, what do you mean by goes-here ?

Thanks,
Shashi

Shashi Preetham,
Email: psp316r@outlook.com,
Mobile: +91 8099838001.

It's just a name/class for the place where a Mashup is displayed when you use a pop-up. 

Hi @CGinus ,

No clue what you are talking about, Thread is going bigger but no idea what does that syntax mean.

Thanks,
Shashi.

Shashi Preetham,
Email: psp316r@outlook.com,
Mobile: +91 8099838001.
Tone
5-Regular Member
(To:pshashipreetham)

Hi Shashi, 

 

the selector in this case is ".popup-mashup-goes-here".

You can also find it if you inspect and in the popup class it says "popup-mashup-goes-here", it is a fix name. 

 

Best, 

Antonia

 

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