Quickview Image Button

On a listing detail page, we have a great feature that includes 4 images on the left side of the page allowing users visual insight quickly into a home. A Quickview button allows them to see up to 4 images of the property at any given time.

Customization Options

Background Color:

The background color is set to white, however you can change to fit your needs.  Here is an example making the background color of the box green:

*To change the background color of the Quickview button:
.sidx-container .sidx-photo-array button {
background-color: #hexcode !important;
}
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Border:

The section by default has a 1px solid border set, however you can change the border thickness if you like.  1px sets the thickness of the border and solid defines the style of the border.  Here is an example of a 5px solid border:

Border-Color:

You can also change the color of the border.  Here is an example of a green border color:

*To change the border color of the Quickview button:
.sidx-container .sidx-photo-array button {
border-color: #hexcode !important; 
}
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Border-Radius:

Changes the squareness of the button. The higher the number, the more round the button will be.  Default is set to 6px.  Here is an example of the border radius set to 20px:

Box-Shadow:

The button by default does not have a shadow around the bottom of the button.  The first number sets the shadow directly under the button, the first 1px sets the size of the shadow, the second 1px sets the fade of the shadow and the hexcode sets the color.
Here is an example of the box-shadow set to 0 7px 7px #1acb98:

*To change the box shadow of the Quickview button:
.sidx-container .sidx-photo-array button {
box-shadow: 0 7px 7px #1acb98 !important;
}
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Padding: 

Changes how much space is inside the button.  The first number changes the top and bottom padding.  The second number changes the left and right padding.   Here is an example of the padding set to 2px 5px:

*To change the background color of the Quickview button:
.sidx-container .sidx-photo-array button {
padding: 2px 5px !important;
}
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Text Color:

Especially if you've changed the color of the border or background of the button, you may wish to also change the color of the text.  Default is set to blue.  Please note the "color" line indicator of the shortcode designates text color.  Here is an example of the text color to green:

Multiple Changes:

*If you were to use all of the above properties to update your button, your code may look like this when placed into your design settings:
.sidx-container .sidx-photo-array button {
padding: 25px 15px !important;
border-radius: 6px !important;
box-shadow: 0 7px 7px #1acb98 !important;
background: #1acb98 !important;
color: #ffffff !important;
border: 1px solid !important;
border-color: #febe0f !important; 
}

Place the desired code(s) in the Custom CSS box under Settings > Design. You must clear your caches, then check your web page in an incognito browser to see the change!

Customization Disclaimer:  Please note, Showcase may make future updates to the product which may break previously acceptable CSS code, causing that section on your website to look unusual.  If you've noticed your site not looking as expected, please return to this article for the updated CSS code. Additionally, as always, if you are inexperienced with CSS we suggest you turn to your developer as they will be the best contact person for CSS related questions and concerns.  We are not developers and provide this baseline CSS for agents and developers experienced in coding.