Open jmain33 opened 5 months ago
victrme
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5 months ago A good trick to find the best CSS selector is to use the element inspector, select the element you want, and copy the highest selector you see in the devtools:
Which means this is the CSS:
#linkblocks.large li.block span {
display: none;
}I was wondering how we could hide titles for all styles without adding another full option, but I don't know how. It is going to stay CSS only for now !
jmain33
commented
5 months ago Thanks for the tip. I'm not too adept at CSS coding. This is what I was using, lol:
li.block > a > span {
display: none;
}This selector is not bad, it would have worked if it wasn't for #linkblocks !
jmain33
commented
4 months ago Looking for a bit of CSS help… Needing to have larger elements on the screen for interaction, I increased the scaling %tage in Windows. Of course, this doesn't exclude the options menu of Bonjourr, which I now find to be overinflated for my needs.
My attempts to scale down the menu result in it either not being the full length of the page or skewing everything out of proportion. Could you please provide me with some CSS coding assistance, to reduce the size of the settings menu?
victrme
commented
4 months ago That's tricky, most of the sizes in the menu are in px (absolute size) because we want it to stay the same no matter what.
I think it would be easier to zoom out the page, and change the interface font size how you want it.
jmain33
commented
4 months ago I've done exactly as you suggested. There's no problem using it how you say, thanks.
It would be good to have the choice to show only icons without text.
I can delete the text for all icons, but it then is not easy to revert back to having the names shown.
{I tried tinkering with the CSS editor but couldn't make this work}