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Custom CSS styling

Feature Request

It would be such a great addition to have a custom CSS editor/box in Personalization → Theme, allowing us to style the Queue however we like. Having access to every detail and the ability to customize it as we wish would make a significant difference.

Posted by Darius Dumitru ·
2 comments

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  • Adrian Taropa

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    Oct 8, 2024

    @Masud Hossain I can see your point, but I agree with @Darius Dumitru here.
    Maybe it can be something available for higher plans as those are likely users who are successful at what they’re doing so they will have an idea about color harmony, and not making this look like a Windows 95 interface. And higher plans allow for whitelabeling so people won’t even know it’s Queue to begin with.

    I am constantly going back and forth between Queue and Orchestra because their UI is slightly more polished (not a critique, since value and support wise, you are top). The point is, for creative folk, little details are important. I work with UX/UI so it’s important for me that the experience inside our PM tool matches our brand. Tbh, customization is one of the main reasons I have been exploring products outside of the established ones (IE Asana, Clickup, Trello and the like).

    I already implemented some changes to fix some paddings, margins and to make the cover images behave like cover images (they are currently set to contain) etc. Let me know if you ever want to see what I did, be happy to share. :)

  • Support Staff

    Team•

    Sep 9, 2024

    I’ll be honest with you.

    I’m seeing too many people on Queue picking the most awful color scheme imaginable. Gray background with bright green borders. Stuff like that makes the client go “Wow this is an ugly software”.

    So i’m going to be removing the current option to modify the borders, text, etc. And instead gonna give you guys the option to choose 2 colors.

    1. Background color
    2. Primary button color


    Using the Background Color, I will generate other contrasting colors to create the theme for the software. And yes, i’ll include a way for you to add your own CSS code at your own risk.

    I’m hoping this change will prevent people from unknowingly choosing terrible color schemes.