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If you are 're on a Professional- or Business-level account, you can upload your own custom style sheet (CSS) to one of your custom booking sites scheduler by going to Settings > Custom Booking Sites and clicking the Customizations tab:

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You can see the Custom Style Sheet field highlighted in the purple box in the image above. Although, you > Mini Website Design > Text Info & Scheduler and adding it to the Scheduler Style Sheet field:

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You will first need to upload convert the CSS .css file to your account’s File Library a HTTPS link in order to change the file to HTTPS link form. Unless you convert the .css file to link form, you will be unable to apply it to any of your custom booking sites.apply it to your account. To convert the file within your TimeTap account, you’ll need to go to Messaging > File Library and click the “+ Add File / Folder” button:

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From here you’ll just need to click the link button seen to the right of the file. However, if you’re on one of our Business accounts, you can apply a different CSS to each one of your custom booking sites by going to Settings > Custom Booking Sites, choosing one of them, clicking the Customizations tab, and inserting the CSS into the Custom Style Sheet field:

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To apply the CSS you uploaded to your File Library to your main scheduler via the Custom Booking Sites page, you’ll need to put its HTTPS link in the Custom Style Sheet field of your “Default booking site” custom booking site. Unfortunately, we cannot offer you any support on creating a CSS file for your scheduler unless you’re on one of our Enterprise accounts. So if you would like to apply a CSS to your scheduler, you’re on your own!TimeTap offers this feature to allow our users to upload custom style sheets that they have created on their own. As a support team, we are unable to create or edit CSS files on our users' behalf.

Here is an example of a CSS property you can apply to one of your custom booking sites. It This piece of CSS would cause the text of the Welcome Text section seen on the scheduler of the booking site to be centered instead of left-aligned, and would make the text a bit slightly smaller.

Code Block
#welcomeText p.description {
	text-align: center;
	font-size: 10pt;
	margin-bottom: 0px;
}

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