Thank you, this was very useful. I would also like to change the color of the scroll menu (if that what that’s what it’s called ).
Currently, it’s black, and I’d prefer custom blue (Hex: #4285f4) with the same opacity. Or any other color that would match the widget or other aesthetics of the web page.
This is a great start. I would like to adjust the opacity, so it doesn’t fully obscure the details behind it. Below are all the code I’m using now. I’m still tinkering to see if I can figure it out, I do love learning.
I get it, I thought that the value was already reducing the opacity. Now I realize this background color - rgba (66, 134, 244, 1), was already made this way, correct?
@Master_Web It depends on what you’d like to achieve. This highlighted setting changes the opacity of the arrow, if you’d like to always display it, not just on hover:
If you want to show the arrows only on hover and would like to adjust its opacity, here is the full code for this:
/* Change color of the arrows on hover */
.eapp-weather-forecast-arrow svg {
fill: white !important;
}
/* Change background color of the arrows and opacity on hover */
.eapp-weather-forecast-arrow {
background: #4285f4 !important;
opacity: 0.5;
}
Today I see that It’s not working how I want it, which is for the background to always be visible with opacity, the arrow can be solid, and the background becomes a solid on hover.
I replaced the line of code, however, it only becomes a solid color on hover. Here is all the code. What did I miss?
Not sure if I’m pushing the widget dashboard too hard but one of the weather widget preview was looking like this in the dashboard main area, if that’s what it’s called: