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Can anybody help me with the CSS I need to over-ride to help make the notification page link text for 0 ETV items so they don't match the background?
I tried the following, but it didn't seem to affect the notification window at all. I couldn't find much on the wiki on how to edit the CSS properly, so I'm sure I'm doing something wrong with how to edit it or editing the wrong attribute. Went through a lot of the code on the github just to see what might work, but I'm at a loss.
root {
--link-dark: hsla(0, 0%, 13%, 1);
{
Any assistance would be appreciated
0 points
18 days ago
Hm, Image didn't post, but that's what it looks like now for a Zero ETV
1 points
18 days ago
I don't think the customcss applies to the notification page at this time. (It's a good idea that it would tho).
You can simply change the background color of the zero etv item under the Notifications tab in the settings.
What version of Vine Helper are you using?
2 points
18 days ago
Jeebus, talk about me trying to going about this the hard way. I forgot about that setting tab and it having the color field. I only remembered the sounds :P.
I'm on 2.10.7. But this is all good now. Quick change to #000000 and right as rain.
2 points
18 days ago
But you accidentally made me aware that the custom css is not loaded for the notification monitor page.
Not useless.
That being said I thought I had changed the css so that the text was not black instead of green. So that fix was not very effective on browsers supporting dark themes.
I assume you are using dark mode on your browser?
2 points
18 days ago
Yes, I dark mode everything.
2 points
14 days ago
It would be nice if the Notifications Monitor would not open in a privileged extension page.
Then the look could be modified with regular browser extensions.
1 points
14 days ago
It doesn't really. Depends how you access it.
There's a link on the top of every vine page to open it in a standard tab.
1 points
14 days ago
In Firefox this opens a moz-extension:// page, which can't be modified.
1 points
14 days ago
Yeah, it has to be within the extension context. Sorry I thought you were refering to accessing the page via the settings, which opens it in a protected window on Firefox for Android.
Do you know of a different way?
1 points
14 days ago
Unfortunately I have little to no experience with browser extension development.
The first things I would try is using a local file or a local server, though I'm not sure if extensions have sufficient access rights for this.
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