Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
missing custom.css file
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I am not an expert but I would name an empty text file to custom.css and put it in the css folder
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@thedoorsfanatic right… to create the initial text file its
touch ~/MagicMirror/css/custom.css
then u can edit it…with your favorite editor
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I just set up another laptop board. Used @sdetweil’s installer. Fantastic! Copied the main.css file and renamed it to custom.css. Done!
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@Mykle1 but that is sorta heavy weight . cause now you are overriding every class defined in main.css…
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Well, I emptied the body and deleted everything else. Did I forget to mention that? :-)
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@Mykle1 yes… easier just to do the touch thing… create an empty file… (for users just starting out)
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Yes. if you know about the touch thing. I did not. Now I do.
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@Mykle1 or just editing and use save as
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Or, have a blank custom.css file added during installation. Easier for the users just starting out. ;-)
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@Mykle1 true… easy peasy… done (in my script…)