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About Genesys Co-browse

Find out about the core features of Genesys Co-browse.

Deploy Genesys Co-browse

Find procedures to set up Genesys Co-browse.

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Find templates for real-time and historical reporting.

If you are prompted to log in, enter your Genesys username (such as an email address) and password and click Log In. If you have logged in before, your username should already be entered for you.

Depending on how your administrator has configured the adapter, you might also see a secondary login page where you're prompted to enter the name of a place, a phone number, or enter a queue.

If you have logged into the Adapter before, the login page automatically inputs your last known place. Most often, you can accept the last known place. If you have changed your place, phone number, or queue, you must update the field before you click Log In.

Changing Your Password

If your password has expired, you are prompted to change your password.

If needed, contact your administrator for password rules.

Procédure : Modifying the Styling of the Chat Messages

Purpose: Customization Type: CSS-based

In this example we play with the styling of the messages that appear in the chat widget. This should give you a taste of what a CSS-based customization might look like.

Prerequisites

You must have basic knowledge of CSS and HTML.

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Launch a web page that is instrumented with the chat widget.
Start a chat session and send a chat message. You will see something like this:
Right-click the message and choose "Inspect Element" to start the Chrome developer tools.

We can see that the chat message consists of three elements, each with its own dedicated CSS class. We will use this information to create new styling for these elements.

Next, we create our custom CSS to modify the colors of some of the text and the font used for the author name.

/* 1. Make the name stand out */
div.gwc-chat-message-author {
    font-family: Georgia;
    font-style: italic;
    font-weight: bold;
}
 
/* 2. Make the date more subtle */
div.gwc-chat-message-time {
    font-family: Georgia;
    color: #bdc3c7;
}
 
/* Make the body of a message a bit less contrast */
div.gwc-chat-message-text {
    color: #7f8c8d;
}

Add this CSS to your web page.
Reload the page. The chat message has the new look and feel we defined in the CSS.

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