jamf-table-themeįont: 400 14px ProximaNova,"Helvetica Nueu",Verdana,sans-serif I also discovered that I had a duplicate reference to '.jamf-table-theme.' My bad!. My defaults are #3f3f3f (dark gray) and #dddddd (near white). Backround is #fff (white) and text color is #666 (medium gray). The second part, the table with the white highlight, is part of the.
#Pro tools dark mode update
I see exactly what the problem is, will update in Github and Stylish.įirst is a a class called '.jamf-standard-buttons' and the offending line is the background: linear-gradient.jamf-standard-buttonsīackground: linear-gradient(to bottom,rgba(255,255,255,0) 0,rgba(255,255,255,0.75) 25%,rgba(255,255,255,0.95) 50%) I don't see it there, but I did find it elsewhere: Interestingly, regular policies don't have the fade area, so it doesn't show up on : Strange.
#Pro tools dark mode Patch
I suspect there are a few pieces that slipped through that still need to be adjusted so they don't show up with the white fade.Įdit: Forgot to mention it, but in case it wasn't obvious, the dashboard item above is a patch title, not a policy. You did mention that the fading parts were tricky to locate and modify, or that there were a lot of style elements associated with those. In contrast, here is a view of a policy, which shows the proper fade to black section at the bottom. Smaller area, but you can see the small white fade section at the bottom. This is with Firefox version 66.0.2 (latest version) The red outlined area is the white fade I am seeing. Here is a view of the Scripts page while on Jamf Pro 10.10.1. Note that I went back and reinstalled the style via Stylish, just to be sure I am using the latest version.
Clearly a lot of work, so it's greatly appreciated! Jamf really should make something like this Sure thing.
So just thought I'd post that here in case anyone else runs into Thanks for putting this together. I'm not sure if this is common knowledge that I just never had, but the URL you enter cannot have the in the beginning of it it seems. I'm still seeing a lot of white panels.Įdit 2: Ok, got it to work. Still not seeing the style sheet apply, so I'm obviously doing it wrong somewhere.ĭoes this work with both cloud hosted and on-prem installs, or just the latter?Įdit: I also tried the instructions off your GitHub page, after removing the previously installed style. I think I followed the instructions on changing the Applies to line correctly and saved. I haven't used Stylish before, but I have the add-on installed and also have the style sheet installed. I love this, but I must be an idiot, because for some reason I can't get this working in Firefox.
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