MMM-CalendarExt3 Formatting questions

sdetweil

https://docs.magicmirror.builders/modules/customcss.html

an entry is

.modulename selector_clause {
     style-settings;
}

so, typically

.MMM-CalendarExt3  ???? {
   color: black;
}

but he doesn’t follow the rules, so his prefix is
.CX3 instead of .MMM-CalendarExt3

I use this for building the selector clause
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_selectors.php

MMRIZE

@sdetweil said in MMM-CalendarExt3 Formatting questions:

.CX3 instead of .MMM-CalendarExt3

Of course, .MMM-CalendarExt3 instead of .CX3 would work with the same priority. I just want to type less. :D

.MMM-CalendarExt3 .event .title { ... } /* specificity: 0-3-0 */

and

.CX3 .event .title { ... } /* specificity: 0-3-0 */

both would have the same priority(specificity), so anything would be ok.

MMRIZE

@Studio472 said in MMM-CalendarExt3 Formatting questions:

@sdetweil Didn’t realize it wasn’t part of the module css. I’m assuming this takes precedence over code in the individual module css files?

custom.css
color: blue

calendarext3.css
color: black

Is the color black or blue?

blue (while both selectors have the same specificity)

MMRIZE

@Studio472 said in MMM-CalendarExt3 Formatting questions:

@MMRIZE This did not work for me. However, I was able to find the code in the css file and comment out the style that inserted the icon/symbol.

I don’t have a ‘custom.css’ file. Are you referring to the “MMM-CalendarExt3.css” file?

By default, when you install MM first, the custom.css doesn’t exist. You have to copy or create one. There is custom.css.sample in css directory. Copy or Rename it.
The Installer script of @sdetweil will do that automatically.