@Splashed For future use -
The most important part, read the documentation (No matter how bad it is, a lot of us aren’t native english speakers) before doing anything. There’s a lot of effort put in to make the project accessable to even the most basic of users, so it may not even need CSS!
If you need to fix CSS:
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Look in directories of the module for CSS files - these will give you clues on what to look for. In the case of default modules, many of their settings are in main.css
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Make sure your mirror is able to be loaded on a remote computer thusly:
var config = {
address: "0.0.0.0",
port: 8080,
ipWhitelist: [],
...
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Load your mirror on a work computer by going to “http://:8080” - then use the developer tools (typically ctrl-shift-i) to look through the styles and play with live output. You may need to insert a breakpoint to stop the constant refreshes.
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Once you find what you want, you can put the changes in custom.css
Happy “hacking”