Link submission

a) Of course. Go to the User Submission tab under Library Configuration. There, you will be able to select many more fields to appear for users to submit extra information about links. For each field, you will see a drop-down list after the field label to decide if that field will be displayed or not.

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b) That is part of the options on that user submission tab. Select E-mail admin on link submission to receive an e-mail when new links are submitted. There is also a moderation system built-in.

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Hi Yannick,

Is there a way to change the color of the “ADD LINK” button for front-end submissions?

Looked in the stylesheet editor, but no joy.
I assume that it is now set to #25b0ed.

Again, many thanks.

You can add an extra rule to the link Library Stylesheet to style that button:

.LLUserLinkSubmit input {
background-color: #FF2;
}

Hi Yannick,

Many thanks for your reply.

I added the rule to the bottom of the Stylesheet, but there seems to be no change in the button color.
I purged the cache from Siteground and the browser, but no joy.

Any more suggestions, thanks in advance!

Can you give me the URL of the page where you have the button? That way I can try out styling using Chrome inspection tools and propose a good rule.

Hi Yannick,

Thanks for the quick reply.
I will send you an email with the link since the site is still in development.
Do you have a public email address?

Regards

Thanks for sending a link to the site over. Just to be sure, the Submit button that is at the bottom of every page is not generated by Link Library. It is an elementor object that you put on your pages.

I clicked on the submit link and do see that the color did not update properly. Another rule in your theme was more important. If you add !important at the end of the rule, it will take effect. This is basic CSS and is often something you need to do when trying to change the color of items on a site.

.LLUserLinkSubmit input {
background-color: #FF2 !important;
color: #000 !important;
}

I also added a color rule in there so you can update the color of the text.

For your submit buttons at the bottom of every page, you probably have styling rules in Elementor to set their color.

That works great Yannick!

Thanks for explaining that CSS rule, did not know that.

The other button was indeed Elementor, my mistake ??

Best regards