I’m trying to make a small change on a CSS for Spiceworks.
This is the line that I want to change:
<td class="body-id cell-id" style="width: 12%; "></td>
Now this code:
SPICEWORKS.utils.addStyle('body{background-color:blue}');
changes the bg color to whatever I want. I think I can also use the SPICEWORKS.utils.addStyle
to change a width of a table. What I don’t know is how can I say to the program that I want to change that specific <td>
’s width?
P.S. I’m just a trainee so I’m not a pro in programming.
According to Spicework’s documentation, addStyle
adds a CSS block to the <head>
of the HTML page.
Because your <td>
has its width defined in its style
attribute, that width will actually override whatever you add via addStyle
, unless (I think) you add !important
to the style you add.
Could you try this?
SPICEWORKS.utils.addStyle('td.body-id.cell-id{width:100px !important;}');