Torroes Prime
New Member
Okay so I'm using OBS Classic and broadcasting to a twitch channel. I have a chat window in my broadcast using the CLR browser plug in. I've the extra elements from the chat window to no display on my stream. A little CSS Display:none on the appropriate IDs took care of that. So now when I start the chat you see a clear field that says "Welcome to the Chat room". People who go to the channel itself still see a normal chat window and send message and chat and talk to me. The area when you type in doesn't display in the stream which is what I'm going for. So I'm good to go there. However, I want to change the background color of the chat window and the text to something that won't clash so badly with my layout and gaming. I'd like to make the background a dull black/grey, and the text brighter grey. What CSS values do I need to change to accomplish this? I've tried... well here is all the CSS I've added to the style sheet in OBS trying to address this.
body {
background-color: #17141f;
margin: 0px auto;
overflow: hidden;
}
.class {color: #f5634a}
div.chat-interface {display: none;}
div.chat-header {display:none;}
#ember630 {background-color: #17141f; }
#body-inner { background-color: #17141f;}
I've gone through fire fox using the resource inspecting looking line by line, but I can't find it. So what am I missing?
body {
background-color: #17141f;
margin: 0px auto;
overflow: hidden;
}
.class {color: #f5634a}
div.chat-interface {display: none;}
div.chat-header {display:none;}
#ember630 {background-color: #17141f; }
#body-inner { background-color: #17141f;}
I've gone through fire fox using the resource inspecting looking line by line, but I can't find it. So what am I missing?