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      rkorell @sdetweil
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      @sdetweil OK, good news.
      Then I’m really asking what happened to cause the described changes on my mirror.
      It’s obviously “magic” again :-)

      Regards,
      Ralf

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        sdetweil @rkorell
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        @rkorell so you updated custom.css

        in the developers window , which class caused the smaller size? and where was it sourced from ( the file name is shown too)

        Sam

        How to add modules

        learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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          rkorell @sdetweil
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          @sdetweil said > which class caused the smaller size?

          Dear Sam,
          don’t know!
          have experimented a while to change several parameters in the developer’s console who could be associated with the size but none of my trials caused any visible change.

          At least I could figure out (by the association with the filename) which CSS element is representing the icon.
          This is (in my case)

          .weather_forecast .weathericon
          

          (I’ve (as many users) two instances of the weather module and gave them a classes definition to handle CSS for both instances different. In the Forecast instance (class weather_forecast) are the described symptoms located)

          I’ve played around and have done some research and came to the conclusion that height could be the appropriate attribute.
          For this reason I’ve added

          .weather_forecast .weathericon  {
          height: 30px;
          }
          

          to my custom.css and this exactly does the trick.

          Where the “overnight” changes comes from - I have absolutely no idea and - see above - couldn’t even figure out any “change” …
          Sorry for this.

          • May I’m to dumb to figure it out …

          Thanks a lot, anyway.
          Warmest regards,
          Ralf

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            sdetweil @rkorell
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            @rkorell css is a challenging area. trying to figure out what overrides what when.

            glad you have a solution.

            thanks for your feedback

            Sam

            How to add modules

            learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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              rkorell @sdetweil
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              @sdetweil THANKS to YOU for your huge effort here in this place!
              Ralf

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