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This may sound like a stupid question, but there aren't a lot of words explaining the installation instructions,so here goes:
What does Install directly with Stylus actually mean in practice? When I click the supplied link, it just loads plaintext markup language which is presumably written in Stylus.
But how do I actually place that onto my OpenWRT router / the Luci GUI so that it persistently loads it instead of its own stylesheets? Sorry if I missed something, but searching didn't yield many results.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It's meant to be used with the Stylus extension. This is client-side only, i.e. style override in your web browser. It's not for server-side use, i.e. modification on your OpenWRT router.
If you're looking for a server-side solution, you'd have to use the master branch of OpenWRT, e.g. OpenWRT snapshots. This code has already been upstreamed: openwrt/luci#5366 (and further improved since then)
This may sound like a stupid question, but there aren't a lot of words explaining the installation instructions,so here goes:
What does
Install directly with Stylus
actually mean in practice? When I click the supplied link, it just loads plaintext markup language which is presumably written in Stylus.But how do I actually place that onto my OpenWRT router / the Luci GUI so that it persistently loads it instead of its own stylesheets? Sorry if I missed something, but searching didn't yield many results.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: