Visual Customization

This allows you to customize/brand the appearance of the Bulksign application in multiple ways :

  • upload your organization logo to be displayed instead of the default Bulksign logo. Your logo will be shown to both envelope senders and signers.

  • upload a signature image which will be used for ALL signatures of types : ClickToSign, DrawTypeToSign, OTPSign and LocalCertificate. This image will be used as the signature background so we recommend to use a PNG file with transparent background (sample file can be downloaded from here)

  • with custom CSS the visual appearance of both the Bulksign dashboard and WebSign application can be customized.



Important!

We have a sample Github repository which demonstrates the CSS customization.

WebSign CSS visual customization


Here is a easy guide that shows which elements can be customized :

Header

.selectorHeader
{
  background-color: red !important;
}

Example :



Footer

.selectorFooter
{
  background-color: red !important;
}



Next button

#buttonNext
{
  background-color: white !important;
  color: red !important;
}

Example :



Finish button

#buttonFinish 
{
  background-color: white !important;
  color :red !important;
}

Example :



Page border

.selectorDocumentImage  
{
   border: 1px solid red !important;
}

Example :



Document images pager

.selectorDocumentPager 
{
     background-color:red !important;
}

Example :



Main buttons used in the dialogs :

.mainButton
{
     background-color:red !important;
     color : white !important;
}

Example :




Important!

To make customization easier Dashboard and WebSign share the following CSS classes : selectorModal, selectorHeader, selectorFooter , selectorDocumentImage, selectorDocumentPager and selectorCancelButton

Dashboard CSS visual customization


Icons Color

.mainColorMixin
{
   color:pink !important;
}

Selected Item

.list-group-item.active
{
  background-color:red !important;
  color:white!important;
}

Main page container

.selectorHomeHero
{
  background-color:pink !important;
}
Important!

When using CSS customization, our recommendation is to use the HTML element id instead of the CSS class names.