`display: none` yields unrecognized rule: display
See original GitHub issueHi All,
Thanks for this awesome application. I’m working with a team that wants to hide the footer on a Carto iframe. When I add:
.cartodb-text {
display: none;
}
to the map’s CartoCSS field, however, I get unrecognized rule: display
. A similar error springs if I try using other common css properties (float, position, etc). Do you know how I can l use these CSS rules in the CartoCSS input box? Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated!
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Amen, thanks very much @ramiroaznar!
Yes, it is only possible to use CartoCSS for styling map layers. You can use CSS to style your whole application when using CARTO.js, as I did with this layer selector in this block.