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I have created a dark style for Web-If which has a black background and light grey text.
If it's not to your taste, be feel free not to share this opinion.
However, you can obviously edit this file to create a style that is to your taste.
I welcome all comments on the code.
It's been awhile since I wrangled CSS and there's been a lot of copying and pasting, specifically from the FireFox add-on Stylus and before that the Stylish add-on.
I have only tested it in FireFox on Windows 10 Pro, so sorry if it breaks in any other instance.
The only real failing I can spot so far is on the Schedule page where the selected option at the top remains black text on a black background, due, I think, to the script assigning a CSS class/id I can not see.
If you want to try it,
Download the attached EXTRA.css.txt
Rename it to EXTRA.css
FTP into your T2
Rename your current EXTRA.css to keep it safe
Transfer the new EXTRA.css to your T2
Reload any open Web-If pages.
If it's not to your taste, be feel free not to share this opinion.
However, you can obviously edit this file to create a style that is to your taste.
I welcome all comments on the code.
It's been awhile since I wrangled CSS and there's been a lot of copying and pasting, specifically from the FireFox add-on Stylus and before that the Stylish add-on.
I have only tested it in FireFox on Windows 10 Pro, so sorry if it breaks in any other instance.
The only real failing I can spot so far is on the Schedule page where the selected option at the top remains black text on a black background, due, I think, to the script assigning a CSS class/id I can not see.
If you want to try it,
Download the attached EXTRA.css.txt
Rename it to EXTRA.css
FTP into your T2
Rename your current EXTRA.css to keep it safe
Transfer the new EXTRA.css to your T2
Reload any open Web-If pages.