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      Damian last edited by Damian

      @cowboysdude

      Hello, after updating MM, your color changes for compliments wont work? set up exactly as before but for some reason it stays white?

      .compliments .morning {
      color: #f83e07;
      }
      .compliments .afternoon {
      color: #5607ff;
      }
      .compliments .evening {
      color: #5408cc;
      }

      is this due to the update, or is something new to be done?

      Thank you

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      • cowboysdude
        cowboysdude Module Developer last edited by

        Check here to see if you’ve overwritten the changes…

        https://github.com/cowboysdude/compliments/blob/master/compliments.js

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        • cowboysdude
          cowboysdude Module Developer last edited by

          If you do an update to MM you’ll have to recopy the compliments.js file from here to your compliments module folder…

          Unless you do a git stash

          I realize some people like the ability to use color… I do like the white myself but some don’t.

          I did a pull request for this eons ago but it was ignored…

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            Damian @cowboysdude last edited by

            @cowboysdude
            Thank you, yes when I did the update it did throw the usual warn about compliments and clock that I changed, and I just ended up doing the “remove” option, because I was in a rush, thinking I could just simply C&P the small changes over, but not quite that simple 😞 so will keep your .js file somewhere safe.

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            • cowboysdude
              cowboysdude Module Developer @Damian last edited by

              @Damian it’s always on github! 🙂

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