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CSS Changes Tone Down NetSuite's Bold New Look

edited Dec 13, 2019 11:38PM in General 3 comments

The Sylish plugin is available on both Firefox and Chrome. It allows for easy management of user CSS overrides. To use the CSS below you do the following:
[LIST=1]
[*]Install the 'Stylish' plugin using the add-ons section in FF or the extension area in Chrome
[*]Log in to the NetSuite new release beta
[*]Click the stylish plugin
[*]Mouse of 'Write New Style...'
[*]Select the beta domain
[*]Between the '{ }' insert the CSS below
[*]You can now activate the CSS overrides by clicking on the stylish plugin
[/LIST]
This is a rough override that attempts to reduce the vertical height of record pages in Netsuite. It has minimal effect on dashboards. I also have not tested this in every area of NS. I am sure that this method is not considered as a best practice but it does use the browsers built in feature of allowing the user to override CSS rules. The plugin just allows for easy management of user CSS overrides.

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