Hello, i’m trying to finish my userchrome.css to match my linux rice colors, but i am having REAL difficulty changing the color of some elements:
This bg color i tried everything, i was able to use the
list-item-container: hover or the list-item-container-active:active` but it just changes the color when i press the mouse.
Using the Dev tools to grab the class has no effect too. Anyone could help me?
Also, this toolbar (which remains the default grey from dark theme) seems to have no effect when i change the values on their classes, too, could i be missing the correct one?
I notice from this post that changing the active notebook background appears to have vexed @uxamanda and, in my opinion, if @uxamanda cannot find a way then there is no way!!!
Well, that’s unfortunate… But it’s ok. I can live with this color for the selected notebook.
But you seem to know more than me. About these borders i pointed on the screenshot, and the bg of the icons in toolbar menu, is there anything i can do?
I think there may be some styling that is not controlled by css but by the app programming itself. I could also be talking out my a*** because that is just a wild, speculative guess.
To stop anything over-riding the background of the toolbar icons you could try,
a.button {
background-color: black !important;
}
The !important bit stops anything later making changes. It’s crude and frowned upon but sometines effective.
a.button also has an effect on the editor toolbar icons but with your colour scheme hopefully that will not make any difference.
Ha, I appreciate the confidence. I spent a while really trying to think of a clever way to change the selected notebook and could never figure it out. If you look at the HTML, the color is being applied programmatically and nothing in the markup seems to know it is selected. My best selection is to pick the theme you like with the best selected notebook color and start from there. I gave up on it since I know the new theme is coming soon. Hoping we will be able to get all the classes when need with that update.
Do you mean i select a theme that does that (like the Nord, let’s say), and start editing from it?
If yes, how could i do it, i mean the “grabbing” of the theme?
Also, re: the background of the notes in the list, I never figured those out either. I ended up changing the color palette of my theme to use those grays to make it all match. I did play around with opacity to make it blend better.
