🎨Custom Styling Solutions
Where to start when you want CrowdWork to match your brand, on your own website or on crowdwork.com.
CrowdWork shows your events in two places, and each is styled a different way. Pick the one you want to change.
The Widget on Your Own Website
The calendar or cards you embed from Theatre > Embeds. It sits inside your website, so you style it with a little CSS on your site, and it's the best way to make CrowdWork match your brand.
Start here: Style Your Widget (Start Here). One block of copy-and-paste CSS with a light and a dark palette; edit a few colors at the top. No coding knowledge needed.
Let AI do it: Style Your Widget With AI. Copy one message into ChatGPT, Claude or another AI assistant, add your website address, and it fills in the starter kit colors to match your site.
Comfortable with CSS? The Widget CSS Reference (Advanced) covers every class, the default styles, and recipes like dark mode.
Your Pages on crowdwork.com
Your Shows, Classes and event pages, and checkout. These pages come ready to use, and they already show your theatre's name and event images.
For people comfortable with CSS: CrowdWork.com Page Styling (Advanced · Community Guide). Button and font changes, plus an important note about how these styles interact with your cookie notice.
Good to Know
Styling changes how things look, not what they do. Prices, dates, availability and checkout always come from your Dashboard.
Test on a phone as well as a computer after any change.
Haven't embedded a widget yet? Embedding a Widget walks you through it, and the Platform-Specific Embedding Guides cover Squarespace, WordPress, Wix and more.
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