Best way to add a custom button?

[Marco]

Marco

October 8, 2014 at 1:50 pm

Hi Ben and Hannah,
I am very happy with Virtue Premium. It was totally worth it to upgrade. The free version is also very nice.

I would like to have a custom button to post on several pages with a text like “Add to Cart” or “Order”, to use in about about 50 pages in my website, this button will link to another website, I am NOT using Woocomerce. I want to ask Kadence advice on the best way to do it, especially to have a button that I can bulk modify in the future in the whole website without editing page by page. I know that I can use VIRTUE SHORTCODES to create a button, but the problem with Virtue Shortcodes is that is that I need to manually create the button every time (you don’t have user created presets), and also I don’t know if is possible later to bulk edit the shape, color or text of the button without having to go page by page. One bad thing of your Virthue Shortcode, is that the buttons don’t have hoover color, they keep same color when the mouse is on top or not.

I assume that the best way to do it is with some custom CSS class for a specific custom button. If that is the best way to do it, can I just add my custom CSS to theme options -> advance settings -> Custom CSS.
Also if that is the case, if you can be so kind to please tell me what code to add a button.
Here is an example of a green button I like. The official wordpress virtue theme page, the green button in the button right of the page: “View support forum”

Thank you in advance for your time!

Marco