At least with Electron client in use, hovering over or dragging the scrollbars still shows the text input cursor, making it difficult to tell when you can actually drag scroll the scrollbars.

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A quality of life type update.

Add the ability to add/edit/delete independant editing containers for the css code.

By having the ability to self-contain sets of css it would allow the user to organise the different css projects and user will better know where to go to make modifications instead of scrolling through the entirety of their css code, potentially hundreds of lines, with the possibility of mistakenly removing the wrong line(s) when attempting to remove css.

Useful to turn off specific CSS overrides without having to backup entries before they are removed.

This module is generating this error:

getting this error:

Hey, found this module exceptionally useful!

One suggestion I thought of was defining CSS by permission groups?
Allowing CSS to be configured for Players, Trusted Players, Assistant GMs, and GMs.

Example cases could be

• Hiding Death Saves on Player's sheets
• Hiding Menu options for Players
• Hiding GM scenes for Assistant GMs

These features likely exist elsewhere but the flexibility would be brilliant through CSS

Firstly, I would like to express my gratitude for your valuable contribution in developing this module for Foundry VTT. It has greatly enhanced my gaming experience.

I am reaching out to kindly request an update for your module to be compatible with the latest version of Foundry VTT, v11. As a passionate user of both Foundry VTT and your module, I am eagerly looking forward to enjoying the new features and improvements introduced in the latest version.

I understand that updating a module can be a time-consuming process, and I genuinely appreciate your effort and dedication in maintaining and improving it. Your work is highly valued by the Foundry VTT community.

If there is anything I can do to support you in this update process, such as providing feedback, testing, or any other assistance, please do not hesitate to let me know. I am more than willing to contribute to the success of your module.

Thank you for considering my request. I truly believe that updating your module to Foundry VTT v11 will greatly benefit the community and enhance the overall gaming experience for users. I am eagerly looking forward to the updated version.

Patch notes say

in addition to the global styles defined by the GM.

But these are not actually possible. Though they are still applied from old settings.

Hello! This isn't an issue, but more of a request. Is it currently possible to directly open the Custom CSS Rules window using a script macro? If so, would you be able to provide an example of such a macro?

I end up opening the window very frequently to make small tweaks as I go. Currently I have to Settings -> Configure Settings -> Module Settings -> Custom CSS (because I use Tidy UI Game Settings) -> Custom CSS Rules. Having a macro would save me a significant amount of time.

Currently it looks kinda meh when dealing with large quantities of CSS rules:

Please make the dialog resizable and add scroll bars.

Would it be possible to toggle between the global CSS and the user CSS pane? The split screen is really difficult to work in. While I usually use an external CSS editor and paste the code it, often the little real-time tweaks happen in that little pane. I never use the user pane and would love to be able to have a dedicated global pane.

FYI, I have a ton of CSS overrides using this module, so THANK YOU for the update for v11.

(not sure how to tag this as a feature request... new to github)

It would be helpful if it was possible to group rules together somehow. For instance, if I had a number of fixes that I'd like to apply to 13th age, I could group them together visually somehow.

This would also be helpful for the import/export functionality.

Hi there!

I have this issue with the typing direction. I can't type the code properly because it always insert new characters in the left of the line,

Tried with no modules enabled, different systems, and different computers, the error persist.
In order to get it to work, I need to type the code in an external text processor and then paste it in the Custom CSS.

This behavior occurrs in both text fields (global and user styles)

When the GM places CSS in the GMs USER STYLE box, the content propagates to the players USER STYLE box. The player can delete it and save this but if the GM saves the CSS on his screen, it replaces the player CSS with the GMs.

Forge with Foundry v10.291
System: Star Wars FFG 1.801

As per title. Scrollbars appear only after you apply Any kind of edit to the text, until then they refuse to show.

After providing an edit, they persist until the editor is closed and re-opened.

Tested with only custom CSS and its dependency loaded.

It would be lovely if this module could be enhanced so that any Global CSS styles that are set are not only injected into the domain.com/game pages when playing, but also into the domain.com/join page where users sign-in to the game.

This would allow for very easy custom login pages per game world without having to edit CSS files on the server directly.

Regardless, thanks for the great module!

I recently took the big leap and updated my Foundry core to v11. CustomCSS appears to work in v11 without any issues. The new setup page lets you easily view any package issues, and there are none related to CustomCSS.
There may be other checks required, but I think this module is ready to be marked as v11 ready.

I'd like an option to import/export out fave styles, in order to be able to replicate them in multiple game worlds without the need to type them all over again every time.

I'm using this with 0.7.7 and I cannot get my custom CSS to be included.
I assume I'm doing something wrong.
Document a simple test which can be used to demonstrate that the CSS module is working.
Include things like "do you have to refresh the web page after saving your settings?" "do you have to restart your game to have the changes take effect?"

Currently all CSS rules are world-wide. Per-user rules would let each User tweak Foundry to their liking.

Make the Save button obvious whether there are changes made by making the color of the button different.

An example of that would be how in Combat Utility Belt's Condition Lab, its Save Mapping shows up as blue when there are unsaved changes, and reverts to normal when there are no changes.

Many Users are not CSS savvy, but would still like to apply new rules. There are also often Community fixes to module incompatibilities that can be shared.

A way to package up the rule (maybe as a .css file?) and share it, and a way to import them could help this.

CSS can be quite verbose, especially when doing more in-depth things.
SCSS allows for nesting of css rules and alot of other things that can reduce that verbosity alot, and it has a javascript API that allows compiling it to normal css at runtime https://sass-lang.com/documentation/js-api/

Being able to use scss in custom CSS would allow doing alot more things quite easily and cleanly than it currently is possible.

When try update module get error..

The request to https://github.com/cswendrowski/FoundryVTT-Custom-CSS/releases/download/latest/module.json did not provide a valid manifest file.

Love this module, but I find having to manage each rule individually a pain. This request is for a simple textarea I can drop all my CSS into. Thoughts?