The custom CSS feature allows you to manually change your app's styling and overwrite existing styling rules.
Apply your styles here: Settings > Branding > Custom Styling
Using custom CSS can cause unpredictable, incorrect views. Please only use custom CSS if you have reasonable experience and always double-check what your app looks like after applying your styles.
Targeting Selectors
There are a lot of classes to target a specific platform, screen size or feature.
Those are applied to the root DOM node and should be prepended to each selector, if necessary.
Platforms
- .ios
- .iphone
- .ipad
- .android
- .web
- .mobile
- .desktop
- .browser
- .native
Systems
- .win
- .mac
- .linux
Browsers
- .chrome
- .safari
- .moz
- .msie
Screen Specific
- .retina
- .non-retina
- .wide (600px width and more)
- .compact (under 600px width)
ID Specific Selectors
You can add the ID of specific app content to a CSS selector, see Determine the ID of App Content.
Examples of How to Use an ID with a CSS selector
/* Select a specific channel in feed and archive */ .feed .feed-channel.channel-56376cf7e4b07ab9337fad37, .archive .feed-channel.channel-56376cf7e4b07ab9337fad37 { ... }
/* Select a specific channel's headline */ .feed .feed-channel.channel-56376cf7e4b07ab9337fad37 > h2, .archive .feed-channel.channel-56376cf7e4b07ab9337fad37 > h2 { ... }
/* Select a specific post */ .feed .feed-post.post-56376db0e4b07ab9337fad3d, .archive .feed-post.post-56376db0e4b07ab9337fad3d { ... }
/* Select a specific single post view */ .page.post-56376db0e4b07ab9337fad3d .page-content { ... }
/* Select a specific page (or any other plugin) */ .page.plugin-558c017ee4b029c8c2e50dbc .page-content { ... }
/* Select a specific menu page */ .page.menupage-55954d7ae4b0e81bc5b1d9bb .page-content { ... }
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