#Is it possible to refer to ".cover-art" class so it can change it's color?
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I'll test it, wait
Well kind of, however I can still see a layout under then image, but it's transparent now though
Would it be possible to remove the layout completely or not really?
can you send a picture i dont understand what you mean
Yes, hold on
As we can see there is an layout there still, but it's just transparent now
what theme are you using
try this
.cover-art { clip-path: circle(50% at 50% 50%);}
.HD9s7U5E1RLSWKpXmrqx {background-color:transparent;}
.main-coverSlotCollapsed-container{box-shadow: none;}
So it worked for like a second, but when it applied the reload function, it came back to the same result
kind of weird
.cover-art { clip-path: circle(50% at 50% 50%);}
.HD9s7U5E1RLSWKpXmrqx {background-color:transparent;}
.main-coverSlotCollapsed-container{box-shadow: none !important;}
should work i forgot !important at the end
Yes, it works tysm! If possible could you explain how you did that and explain the code? I would be very grateful for that
.cover-art { clip-path: circle(50% at 50% 50%);} just makes it a circle
i added {background-color:transparent;} to every classname until it changed then chose that one
.main-coverSlotCollapsed-container i looked at the classnames that has a box shadow style to it and overwrote it with none
I can see that ".HD9s7U5E1RLSWKpXmrqx" class refers to a button. It's above the ".main-nowPlayingWidget-coverArt"
if one already has a style and you want to override it you can put !important at the end
yes this is unmapped someone will eventually map it and so you will have to update the classname for it to work again
ok, good to remember thx
Those only change when they change something in the component (styling)