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ChristianKing-6
5 years agoCommunity Member
The workaround I've figured out to change background color is to modify the output.min.css file located in the Storyline output\html5\data\css folder. I just used Chrome's inspect tool to find the exact CSS property I wanted to change. Scanning through the output.min.css file using a HTML editor I discovered the background color was defined in the last .cs-base selector
.cs-pxabnsnfns00000000001.cs-base {
background: #FFFFFF;
}
I changed this to the color I wanted. On my PC the code looks like:
.cs-pxabnsnfns00000000001.cs-base {
background: #F8F9FA;
}
Now I can save this file and use it to overwrite the published output.min.css file as needed.
This is faster than having to type the javascript library into the HTML every time you publish.