Change Interest Table Names

I'm having the same issue. Have you figured out the problem yet?

by NYX; 1730674215; Report

Hey so I did find out how to do it properly!

Copy this code and put it wherever you want,





:root {
--topic1: "Custom Name Here";
--topic2: "Custom Name Here";
--topic3: " Custom Name Here";
--topic4: "Custom Name Here";
--topic5: "Custom Name Here";
--topic6: "Custom Name Here";

}

.table-section:not(:last-child) .details-table tr td:first-child p{color:transparent !important;text-shadow: none !important;letter-spacing: -100px;}

.details-table tr td:first-child p::after{
color:var(--links) !important;
letter-spacing:normal !important;
text-shadow: 2px 2px white !important;
filter: brightness(95%) !important;
}

.table-section:not(:last-child) .details-table tr:nth-child(1) td:first-child p::after{
content: var(--topic1);
}
.table-section:not(:last-child) .details-table tr:nth-child(2) td:first-child p::after{
content: var(--topic2);
}
.table-section:not(:last-child) .details-table tr:nth-child(3) td:first-child p::after{
content: var(--topic3);
}
.table-section:not(:last-child) .details-table tr:nth-child(4) td:first-child p::after{
content: var(--topic4);
}
.table-section:not(:last-child) .details-table tr:nth-child(5) td:first-child p::after{
content: var(--topic5);
}
.table-section:not(:last-child) .details-table tr:nth-child(6) td:first-child p::after{
content: var(--topic6);
}




You can copy the " --topic(NUMBER FOR EG): "Custom Name Here";" and replace what I put in brackets to the next number after the very last one. For example, it would be 7. So it would look like this " --topic7: "Custom Name Here";"


You can do the same thing with the "}
.table-section:not(:last-child) .details-table tr:nth-child(6) td:first-child p::after{
content: var(--topic6);" But change the number to the next number of the previous code (if that makes sense to you)

hope this helps :3

by ♡ NAUMAI; 1730675930; Report

hihi! if you mean the black coloring, the first step is to find this code:

"color:var(--links) !important;
letter-spacing:normal !important;
text-shadow: 2px 2px black !important;
filter: brightness(95%) !important;"

there you can change the part that says "black" to any color/hex code you want!

by Kenny !; 1730222108; Report

tysm for the help!

by Sidgirl5; 1730566641; Report