#fix weird looking commands
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meow :3
meow >.<
Why don't you have this icon?
add this and remove the margin -10
.appsIcon_ed21e9 {
display: none;
}```
I think you must be hiding it with another css snippet
maybe
idrk
also did the cursor change when hovering over it?
I don't remember

I'm gonna try to find a reference vid
good idea though
yeah
I was thinking I could find this in a ntts vid, but idk when to look
that's so weird, you're right its something on my end
would have to be linked to a plugin of mine though
so close :(
i think white should be good
i personally think that its not too important
hold on
for the hover color
i'm gonna chang eit
ok- il do it
unfortunately i dont see a way that i can add a / to the start
actually it's probably possible by changing the svg
not gonna do that though
Why do you use different selectors for the :hover?
I think you can do it with pseudoelements
slapped together
cut off
didnt copy the full thing
why is there another } at the end
also the color seems wrong
idk
idk
I think this is the same as they used to be now.
/* Fix Command Name */
.executedCommand__4fb1a .appLauncherOnboardingCommandName_bf880c {
font-weight: 1;
background: none;
padding-left: 0;
cursor: pointer;
}
.executedCommand__4fb1a .appLauncherOnboardingCommandName_bf880c:before {
content: "/";
}
.executedCommand__4fb1a .appLauncherOnboardingCommandName_bf880c:hover {
background: none;
text-decoration: underline;
color: var(--text-link);
}
.appsIcon_ed21e9 {
display: none;
}```
ok nvm
text isnt quite right color
owo
are you forcing opacity 1 on it
I don't have any way to check for sure but by default the username has .64 opacity and it might be that the command had that too?
oh ok
looks like there is a selector that applied to the command but no longer applies because class is different now
for some reason the old one in the screenshot has no cleartype but new has
otherwise it looks the same
what's cleartype
How do i turn that off?
for all text?
Just for this
uhh lemme try
there is some ways to break cleartype, this for an example backdrop-filter: blur(0px); seems to work
oh but it breaks it elsewhere too
not just on that particular element
dunno how to break cleartype on just one element
to fix both you can disable the App Launcher - Onboarding experiment
This reverts the command change entirely btw
Oh it was the font weight making it like this