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Your white-label still looks like HighLevel. All of these tools fix that.

Sidebar Surgeon

Reorders, renames, hides and groups the left menu. Output is a CSS block, or CSS plus a short script if you want hover dropdowns.

  • aPaste your own sidebar HTML and the item list becomes yours, custom links included
  • bGroups as headings (CSS only) or flyouts (adds JavaScript)
  • cReplaces only its own block inside your existing Custom CSS

Platform Skin

Recolours the login page and the dashboard. Forty-one controls, one CSS block for both surfaces.

  • aLogin: background, header band, card, type, inputs, button
  • bDashboard: sidebar, current item, top bar, page, widgets, scrollbar
  • cWrites the current class names where HighLevel renamed the old ones

Already have custom CSS? Find out how much of it still matches anything.

Enter your app address. It reads your platform’s public branding and lists each rule whose selector no longer exists, with what replaced it. Nothing is stored.

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why these work when older snippets don’t

Read from the real thing

Every selector was taken from a live HighLevel account on app version 1809, not from another guide. When HighLevel renames a class, the tool writes the new one and says so.

They leave the rest alone

Each tool writes one marked block. Paste your existing Custom CSS and only that block is replaced. Nothing else you have written is touched.

Your setup is a link

Save what you built and it lives at a link you can reopen, change, or hand to whoever does the pasting. Come back in six months and it is still there, still editable.