CSS for Startup Workflow?

Ryan Kelley

26. Februar 2015 00:17

I want to have a popup appear when a user first enters a viewer.  This is for a public facing audience, so I want to it be more than just black and white. I want images, colorful text, etc.  Baically it is providing some simple instructions for where to begin using the viewer.

I know how to have css for the home panel and how to make modifications to other parts of the viewer, but how would one customize a single popup, whether it is from a workflow or not? It would be a one time deal, per launch.

thanks,

Ryan

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  Kevin Penner

  26. Februar 2015 01:36

  Hi Ryan,

  Is this something that having the home panel open and showing formatted content by default would help with?

  It might be difficult to get the result you want with a browser alert or workflow based alert. One thing you can do is host an image in a workflow form and show that as modal. A custom view might be suited for the job better.

  - Kevin

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  Permanently deleted user

  26. Februar 2015 02:51

  I second the option of having an image in a Workflow form. The image can be as complex (and colourful!) as needed, and can contain text as well. If shown in a Workflow form in a modal window ("ModalWindow" or "ModalWindowNoCloseButton" region), that Workflow can be configured to automatically launch on startup.

  Note that if you use ModalWindowNoCloseButton, you'll need to ensure you've also got a button at the bottom of the Workflow form so the user can actually close it. Any button clicked in the form will hide the form (and image).

  John

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  Ryan Kelley

  26. Februar 2015 04:04

  Thanks for the replies. I think using an image will work just fine. I'll have to work on increasing the dpi probably, just to sharpen it up.

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