Melissa - thanks for your feedback. I was hoping I had overlooked something on the theme color page, but alas, that doesn't seem to be the case, as although the other colors in my screenshot are part of our custom theme colors, the problematic color (the grey used on the "Yes" button), is NOT, so I can't change it (at least not from the Theme Colors). It would be nice if a Cvent person could chime in and confirm whether this is possible (and, if so, where it can be accessed).
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Mary Capps
Hogg Foundation for Mental Health at The University of Texas at Austin
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-12-2025 08:27
From: Melissa Davignon
Subject: Changing the color on buttons in a pop-up
I have run into this same problem myself. I have found the issue to be rooted in the theme settings, and what colors within your theme Cvent automatically maps to pop-up elements. I admit there's been a lot of trial and error, and I never seem to get the pop-ups to look 100% the way I'd like, but you may find this guide to be a helpful tool when setting your theme colors: https://support.cvent.com/s/communityarticle/Flex-s-Pop-Up-Modal-Colors?is_article=true&lang=en_US&searchFor=pop-up%20colors
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Melissa Davignon
American Baptist ChurchesUnited States
Original Message:
Sent: 06-06-2025 18:41
From: Mary Capps
Subject: Changing the color on buttons in a pop-up
I've easily been able to change the color of the text in all the buttons on my registration form, but for the life of me, I cannot find how to change the text color of buttons in pop-ups, because they simply don't appear on any of the canvas pages. I've pasted the offending pop-up here and, as you can see "Yes" is all but invisible. These are our primary org colors, but I've changed text in all the accessible buttons to be black, for readability. None of the guidance I've found in the knowledgebase has addressed this specific issue. Any help would be appreciated (mostly by our future registrants, who might actually want to read what they're clicking).

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Mary Capps
Hogg Foundation for Mental Health at The University of Texas at Austin
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