Hello Simon,
First, there is no easy way to do this from within ILIAS from the start. But if you're confident in working with less files to render the css and you know how to work with css selectors very well, it is not that difficult. Another way would be to just add the css to the login page template file to makes this work. Yet another way is to add jquery (javascript) to the login page that searched for the button and applies the wanted styling to it.
For the styling of some ILIAS clients I have added extra less variables to the original ILIAS less file and exposed these in the system style settings within ILIAS. This enables an administrator to change the styling from within ILIAS (adds flexibility) but it requires more development work.
I think the most easy way to approach this is to style the button in your browsers' developer tool and add those css rules to the login page template. If that works out and there's more time left move the styling to the less files.
If you're not experienced with css selectors let some frontend designer do the styling for you.
Kind regards,
Robert Kuunders
First, there is no easy way to do this from within ILIAS from the start. But if you're confident in working with less files to render the css and you know how to work with css selectors very well, it is not that difficult. Another way would be to just add the css to the login page template file to makes this work. Yet another way is to add jquery (javascript) to the login page that searched for the button and applies the wanted styling to it.
For the styling of some ILIAS clients I have added extra less variables to the original ILIAS less file and exposed these in the system style settings within ILIAS. This enables an administrator to change the styling from within ILIAS (adds flexibility) but it requires more development work.
I think the most easy way to approach this is to style the button in your browsers' developer tool and add those css rules to the login page template. If that works out and there's more time left move the styling to the less files.
If you're not experienced with css selectors let some frontend designer do the styling for you.
Kind regards,
Robert Kuunders