Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
CSS Help
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@sdetweil Exactly, I can’t seem to get far enough in custom.css
.region.top.bar.container
don’t work, etc. The problem seems to be the style is hardcoded, perhaps, but I have no idea where. -
@BKeyport when there is no space between classes it means has all
but this is split over 2 tags
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@sdetweil So, how would I get down to container, and restrict it to within the top bar?
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@BKeyport in css you can’t as it selects all
using code you can, cause u can change one element
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Just use
.region.top.bar .module { display: inline-block; }
or even better, explicitly the modules you want in one line (to avoid notifications shifting everything to the left in case they pop up)
.MMM-FlipClock, .MMM-Worldclock { display: inline-block; }
(*oops - edited)
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@shin10 2nd option is near perfect! Thanks! (changed it to inline-flex, and it lines up correct)
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@BKeyport but you asked to modify top_bar, not your module…
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@sdetweil True, because I didn’t know the solution was to specify per-module.
😉
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@BKeyport ah , requirements… lol
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Devil in the details, again. :)