Closed dsteckbeck closed 1 month ago
The custom included styles are additive to the style's intrinsic sites, so this is the correct behavior. You can specify intrinsic targets in the editor: https://github.com/openstyles/stylus/wiki/Writing-styles#applying-styles-to-specific-sites
Bug Report
Bug Description
I created a style and put in something simple like "div {display: none;}". When using Custom included sites, the style applies to all browser tabs/windows.
CSS Code
div { display: none; }
System Information
Additional Context
I used Stylus years ago, but only had a recent need to come back to it. After finding that I can't write generic CSS for sites and have the rules apply specifically, that makes this unusable, especially when sites do not use unique identifiers in their CSS.