CSS Classes: Is there rhyme or reason to the Coda CSS classes?

I am a huge fan of Dark Reader Extension. There are a few elements that don’t render well, especially when it comes to comments:

I wanted to ‘fix’ this by updating a few CSS classes, but looking in the inspector, the Coda class structure isn’t ‘english’. I’m not sure what it is, and there probably is a reason to do it this way … ?? Is this gobbly-gook standard across all Docs or specific to each? If its standardized I could just find the class and make the fix. And why do they do it this way?

Hi Johg,
I’m trying to modify the Coda CSS on a custom domain using cloak.ist. Do you have any css classes to share ? I want primarily to be able to modify the default fonts.
Thanks in advance.

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This is probably because Coda is not using class names at all, they just use mixins and define the CSS at the component level and the framework generates the class names during compile time.

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Thanks. Learning everyday as an enthusiast. Coding is vast and interesting. :smiley: