rgold18
commented
5 years ago I can't tell if you're referencing the stylesheet in the HTML
or not. That would be an important factor. You need a reference to the stylesheet. Furthermore, referencing the stylesheet removes the necessity to have the style attribute at the end of your image tags. Lastly, check that your w3-content and w3-section classes aren't adding any img stylings as this would override your custom CSS.It should look like this in your stylesheet:
img .className { width: 100%; other stylings... }
Then, in your HTML: div class="w3-content w3-section" style="max-width:1070px; max-height:760px"> img class="mySlides" src="http://URL_Website/pics/slide1.jpg"> img class="mySlides" src="http://URL_Website/pics/slide2.jpg"> img class="mySlides" src="http://URL_Website/pics/slide3.jpg"> /div>`
Outside of the general HTML/CSS language, I'm unsure of how DisplayMonkey handles it.
jre08
psined1
I'm trying to apply some custom style to a div class found in an HTML Frame, however the style doesn't apply when I refresh the page. If you add the CSS/style as an inline style it works. I'm putting the custom CSS/Style in the ~/styles/custom.css file.
THIS WORKS
* THIS DOES NOT ** CSS/Style is placed in ~/styles/custom.css file found in the DisplayMonkey folder app folder
The browser is picking up the style .. I can see it in the developer console in the browser.
Any ideas why this won't apply to my class?