Closed Kernix13 closed 1 year ago
Thanks. The theme works very well. I will publish a new version soon
Got it. I'll delete my branch. By the way, is there an easier way to
For #1, what I have to do is upload my CSS again, switch to a different theme, then back to my custom theme.
For #2 I have a custom CSS file I uploaded but don't want it in there anymore but there does not seem to be a way to remove. I even deleted the CSS file it's referencing and did a hard reset, but it is still there. Or at least the file name is still there.
I'm fine with that custom file name being in there, but is there a quicker way to see changes to the styles then I mentioned in point #1? I bothered you enough for this so don't worry about it if you don't have the time.
- make changes to the CSS and preview the changes, and
Did you mean see changes with the extension? I usually load the unpacked extension in chrome://extension
. I will click the reload button if I make any changes for the extension. But it's still a little complex.
The main change I wanted to make was to increase the overall font-size and to make the code blocks easier to read. However, I make a lot of changes:
a:hover
blockquote
elementkbd
andsummary
elements!important
for.hljs-title.function_
and.hljs-title
because the red color was too difficult to readpx
to more responsive units of measure such asem
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