Profile Styling

Customize the look and feel of your Profile screen to complement your brand and business needs. Visit the SmartV Profile page for more information on configuring the SmartV Profile screen. This element can be edited on both the Project Style Level and Element Style Level.

The Profile page has two major elements:

  • the main screen; and
  • the modal that opens when a user wants to change the profile image.

Main

The SmartV Profile’s main screen has several different aspects that you can style in numerous ways, for instance, changing the font (family, color, or size), adding borders, or changing colors and margins.

Main Profile styling
Main Profile styling
#OptionFunction
1Profile Box This option allows you to style the rectangle container that holds all of the content on the login page. Set a background color or image, add padding or margin, change the border, etc.
2TitleTitle properties allow you to style the name of the element. For example, its font type, font size, and color.
3DescriptionThe description properties allow you to control the style of the descriptive text under the title. For example, its font type, font size, and color.
4Profile ImageChange the styling of the Profile Image that you added.
5Profile Image TextChange the styling of the Profile Text that that the user will see when they hover on the profile image.
6ButtonThis option allows you to style the Submit button. You can set different styles to for the different button states: Default, Hover and Clicked.
7PageWhen you select the input field on the login canvas, it enables you to set the style for the various inputs, for instance, primary color, labels, etc. It also enables you to set styles for the Date field modal when used in the login box.

1. Profile Box

The Profile Boox option allows you to style the rectangle container that holds all the content on the profile page. Set a back color or image, add padding or margin, change the border, etc.

Profile Box styling
Profile Box styling
#OptionFunction
1FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
2PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
3MarginMargin allows you to set the size of the outer space of an element. It also allows you to add space between the label and the adjacent element parts.
4BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
5ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
6User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

2. Title

Title properties allow you to style the main title of the profile box.

Title option
Title option
#OptionFunction
1FontThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
2FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the content or the shape of the element. Select a color fill from the color palette.
3PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
4BorderYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
5ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
6User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

3. Description

The description properties allow you to control the style of the descriptive text under the title. For example, its font type, font size, and color.

Description option
Description option
#OptionFunction
1FontThe font allows you to change the style of the typography, for instance, font family, weight, color, and size.
2FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
3PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
4MarginMargin allows you to set the size of the outer space of an element. It also allows you to add space between the label and the adjacent element parts.
5BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
6ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
7User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

4. Profile Image

Use this option to change the styling of the Profile Image that you added.

Profile Image option
Profile Image option
#OptionFunction
1FontThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
2FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the content or the shape of the element. Select a color fill from the color palette.
3PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
4BorderYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
5ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
6User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

5. Profile Text

Change the styling of the Profile Text that the user will see when they hover over the profile image.

Profile Text option
Profile Text option
#OptionFunction
1FontThe font allows you to change the style of the typography, for instance, font family, weight, color, and size.
2FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
3SizeThis option allows you to change the width and height of the button.
4PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
5MarginMargin allows you to set the size of the outer space of an element. It also allows you to add space between the label and the adjacent element parts.
6BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
7ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
8User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

6. Button

This option allows you to style the Continue button. You can set different styles for the different button states: Default, Hover and Clicked. Learn more about the tree button states here.

Button option
Button option
#OptionFunction
1FontThe font allows you to change the style of the typography, for instance, font family, weight, color, and size.
2FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
3SizeThis option allows you to change the width and height of the button.
4PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
5MarginMargin allows you to set the size of the outer space of an element. It also allows you to add space between the label and the adjacent element parts.
6BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
7ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
8User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

7. Page

This refers to the entire browser real estate that resides under the login box. It allows you to set a background, padding, border, etc.

Page option
Page option
#OptionFunction
1FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
2PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
3BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
4ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
5User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

The SmartV Profile’s modal has several different aspects that you can style in numerous ways, for instance, changing the font (family, color, or size), adding borders, or changing colors and margins.

Modal Profile styling
Modal Profile styling
#OptionFunction
1Modal TitleThe Modal Title option is used to change the styling of the modal’s Title, for instance, “Update profile image.”
2Modal Close IconChange the styling of the modal’s close icon “X.”
3Modal ContentUse this option to style of the modal’s Content.
4Modal DropZoneChange the styling of the modal’s DropZone. This is the box where the user can click to drop or upload an image.
5Modal DropZone TextChange the styling of the modal’s DropZone Text, for instance, “Drag and drop a file here or click.”
6Modal DropZone IconChange the styling of the modal’s DropZone Icon.
7Modal DropZone FilesUse this option to change the styling of the modal’s DropZone Files message, for instance, “No files.”
8Modal Footer Change the styling of the modal’s Footer, for instance, “Use a picture up to 200×200 px.”
9Modal MessageStyle the modal’s Message, for instance, “Profile image updated.”
10Modal Button Use the Modal Button option to change the styling of the modal’s Buttons, for instance, “Update” and “Cancel.”
11Input FieldsWhen you select the input field on the login canvas, it enables you to set the style for the various inputs for instance, primary color, labels, etc. It also enables you to set styles for the Date field modal when used in the login box.

Change the styling of the modal’s Title, for instance, “Update profile image.”

Modal Title
Modal Title
#OptionFunction
1FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
2PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
3MarginMargin allows you to set the size of the outer space of an element. It also allows you to add space between the label and the adjacent element parts.
4BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
5ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
6User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

Change the styling of the modal’s close icon “X.”

Modal Close Icon
Modal Close Icon
#OptionFunction
1ColorChange the color of the icon.
2StrokeUse this option to change the color of the stroke.
3FillYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
4SizeThis option allows you to change the width and height of the icon.
5MarginMargin allows you to set the size of the outer space of an element. It also allows you to add space between the label and the adjacent element parts.
6BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
7User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

Change the styling of the modal’s Content.

Modal Content
Modal Content
#OptionFunction
1FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
2PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
3BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
4ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
5User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

Change the styling of the modal’s DropZone. This is the box where the user can click to drop or upload an image.

Modal DropZone
Modal DropZone
#OptionFunction
1FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
2PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
3BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
4ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
5User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

Change the styling of the modal’s DropZone Text, for instance, “Drag and drop a file here or click.”

Modal DropZone Text
Modal DropZone Text
#OptionFunction
1FontThe font allows you to change the style of the typography, for instance, font family, weight, color, and size.
2FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
3PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
4MarginMargin allows you to set the size of the outer space of an element. It also allows you to add space between the label and the adjacent element parts.
5BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
6ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
7User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

Change the styling of the modal’s DropZone Icon.

Modal DropZone Icon
Modal DropZone Icon
#OptionFunction
1ColorChange the color of the icon.
2StrokeUse this option to change the color of the stroke.
3SizeThis option allows you to change the width and height of the icon.
4MarginMargin allows you to set the size of the outer space of an element. It also allows you to add space between the label and the adjacent element parts.
5User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

Change the styling of the modal’s DropZone Files message, for instance, “No files.”

Modal DropZone Files
Modal DropZone Files
#OptionFunction
1FontThe font allows you to change the style of the typography, for instance, font family, weight, color, and size.
2FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
3PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
4BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
5ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
6User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

Change the styling of the modal’s Footer, for instance, “Use a picture up to 200×200 px.”

Modal Footer
Modal Footer
#OptionFunction
1FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
2PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
3BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
4ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
5User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

Change the styling of the modal’s Message, for instance, “Profile image updated.”

Modal Message
Modal Message
#OptionFunction
1FontThe font allows you to change the style of the typography, for instance, font family, weight, color, and size.
2FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
3PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
4MarginMargin allows you to set the size of the outer space of an element. It also allows you to add space between the label and the adjacent element parts.
5BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
6ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
7User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

Change the styling of the modal’s Buttons, for instance, “Update” and “Cancel.”

Modal Button
Modal Button
#OptionFunction
1FontThe font allows you to change the style of the typography, for instance, font family, weight, color, and size.
2FillThe fill option allows you to add color to the element’s content or shape. Select a color fill from the color palette.
3SizeThis option allows you to change the width and height of the button.
4PaddingYou can style the padding of an element by controlling the text’s distance from the borders of the element.
5BorderUse the border properties to create an outline of an element. You can change the entire border or each side separately.
6ShadowYou can style the shadow of an element to complement your brand.
7User CSSCascading Style Sheets (CSS) are a simple mechanism used to add style to elements. You can easily change the element background, font color, or font type using syntax.

11. Input Fields

When you select the input field on the login box, it enables you to set the style for the various inputs’ primary color, labels, etc. It also enables you to set styles for the Date field modal when used in the login box. Use the Input Variant to choose the general look of the input from the five existing variants.

Input Fields option
Input Fields option
#OptionFunction
1Input VariantConfigure the TextField Varient and the Size Variant.
2 PrimaryThe primary properties allow you to change the element’s primary color.
Note:

Use the Captions option to change the wording of the following:

  • Title
  • Description
  • Modal Title
  • ModalDropZoneText
  • ModalDropZoneFiles
  • Modal Message

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