Hi, that is Fantastic, I was playing around with Tables, but I have questioned it is possible to change the background not for all table headers but just for specific columns?
This is great and very helpful, can you share a cheat sheet with all the commands? For example I would like to overwrite the title of an object and to add an info icon that when the user hoover it present tooltip, are you familiar with something like that?
if you want to have the multi-kpi (or whatever helper object you are using) visible in edit mode(which simplifies things) you can use the CSS class qv-mode-edit, and do something like this: .qv-object-qlik-multi-kpi { display:none; } .qv-mode-edit .qv-object-qlik-multi-kpi { display:flex; }
Hi Dennis, Thank you for the video. Are the tips and tricks applicable to a specific version of QlikSense? I am using Nov 2020 Patch 1 version of Qlik Sense and it doesnt change the filter pane font color or background color. I used the correct Object ID. Is there something else that I need to change too? Looks like your code is not overriding the default css in my case. Any help on this would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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Hi, that is Fantastic, I was playing around with Tables, but I have questioned it is possible to change the background not for all table headers but just for specific columns?
This is great and very helpful, can you share a cheat sheet with all the commands?
For example I would like to overwrite the title of an object and to add an info icon that when the user hoover it present tooltip, are you familiar with something like that?
Hi Great work really fantastic is it possible to share the CSS code for the examples shown here
if you want to have the multi-kpi (or whatever helper object you are using) visible in edit mode(which simplifies things) you can use the CSS class qv-mode-edit, and do something like this:
.qv-object-qlik-multi-kpi { display:none; }
.qv-mode-edit .qv-object-qlik-multi-kpi { display:flex; }
Thank you Erik. That's a good hint. I will try it.
Great job. Where can I find the sintaxe to further customize my pivot table for example?
AMAZING! THANKSSSSS
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omg what a great video, thank you so much
Hi Dennis, Thank you for the video. Are the tips and tricks applicable to a specific version of QlikSense? I am using Nov 2020 Patch 1 version of Qlik Sense and it doesnt change the filter pane font color or background color. I used the correct Object ID. Is there something else that I need to change too? Looks like your code is not overriding the default css in my case. Any help on this would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Brilliant. Thank you
Can I change the width of the columns of a pivot in the same way within a KPI object? using css..Tks
Great! Thanks
Great! Thanks! 👍🧡
Fantastic but nothing is working for corporate Qlik Sense