The .card class doesn't change in Anki Desktop (other classes - do!)

ogassav commented 4 years ago

Problem description

The .night_mode .myclassname format works in both - Anki Desktop and AnkiDroid, EXCEPT for the .card class. So i was unable to change for example the card's background color in the Night Mode.

Standalone .card class (responsible for card's global properties in a Day Mode) works perfectly fine in both - Anki Desktop and AnkiDroid. Looks like the issue is in pairing .night_mode and .card classes.

The .card class Night Mode problem was solved for AnkiDroid using .card.night_mode format proposed here.

However the Anki Desktop problem is still not solved. Am i doing smth wrong?

Thank you!

Checklist

Please put x inside brackets if following sentences apply to you:

[X] I verified that I use the lastest add-on version,
[X] I verified that I use the lastest Anki version,
[X] I tried to disable other add-ons to find the culprit,
[X] I checked if anyone reported this problem before, as well as Known issues section on add-ons page,
[ ] My issue is solved when holding shift while starting Anki.

Information about your Anki Setup

*Please open Anki, go to Help → About, look-up two lines, starting with `Version:` and `Qt` and copy-paste them below:* ``` Version: 2.1.15 (442df9d6) Qt: 5.9.7 PyQt 5.9 ``` *Please got to Night Mode → About now and copy-paste the first line from the pop-up window below:* ``` Night Mode 2.2.4 ``` *Please fill in your OS details (Linux/Mac/Windows):* ``` OS: Windows 10 LTSC x86 build 1809 ``` *If you have a compatibility problem with a specific add-on or add-ons, please paste the add-on page links below:* - [Other add-on name](https://)

Backtrace (if any)

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twwn commented 4 years ago

Noticed that as well. I forgot about reporting it since it can be worked around by declaring the colors in .card.night_mode as !important.

ogassav commented 4 years ago

Noticed that as well. I forgot about reporting it since it can be worked around by declaring the colors in .card.night_mode as !important.

.card.night_mode or .night_mode .card ? Cause the latter is the format documented by the author.

krassowski / Anki-Night-Mode