Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Custom CSS
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@BKeyport This helps quite a bit, I started using the dev tools yesterday “npm start dev” and it really helped. Thanks!
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@sdetweil That script does help, I already had the file created, but I made note of the script for the future.
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@BKeyport one of the modules I’m trying to customize doesn’t seem to have “classes” to adjust, unless I’m missing something for example the Percent/ Range section if I wanted to change the margin-top to 150, how would I go about that?
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@SoleLo when there isn’t a class, you can still use the selector syntax to get to an element
.module_name div div
etc
here is a cheatsheet I use on determining a selector, the thing before the {
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.asp
currently, there is no syntax for selecting an element that has some content… but :has() is coming…
a discussion on using css for individual tags
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27823405/how-to-override-a-displaynone-property-applied-to-parent-element-in-specific-ch -
@sdetweil so for the Percent/ Range it would be something like
.MMM-Teslamate div div { margin-top: 100px }
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@SoleLo i think to get to the div with the link its
.MMM-Teslamate div div div