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Custom css for app

AleCanzo
Explorer

Hi guys,
I'm trying to customize an app I created. For the dashboards, I placed the CSS file in appserver/static and linked it in the dashboard using stylesheet="my.css".
How does it work for the app's CSS? Where should I put the CSS file? Do I also need to reference it in any .conf file?
Thanks for your attention.

 

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antoniolamonica
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I have a modified version of the mitre matrx TA, but if understand it corerctly it uses a few things:

Javascript file (.js)
Stylesheet file (.css)
and the Source on a Dashboard.

At the top of your sourceof your Dashbaord write the following: 

<form script="jsFileName.js" stylesheet="cssFileName.css" version"1.1" theme="light">

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Now I have to call portions of my .js file in for a table to work accordingly but that may differ from your dashboard.

Here I have to call the components of 'mitrematrix' into my table from the .js

.js

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dashboard source:

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Something to keep in mind.

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