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I can roll this up into a Theme Component if you’d like.
Or, if you’re using the Default Theme you can paste that snippet into that theme’s built-in custom.css override area:
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Then…
Note:
The advantages of this (or any other such little CSS Tweak) made into a Theme Component are:
It becomes and remains freely accessible to everyone directly through their Discourse site’s admin settings panel, including immediate access to updates, and bug fixes, and public bug reports by anyone.
Admins can apply the component selectively, for some themes enabled on their site, but not others, for any particular use case. This is very useful IMO because the Default Theme is now the only theme that provides that built-in custom.css override area shown in the images above (which all themes used to have, but no longer do.)
And by the way, you can use Github directly and entirely through the web interface on Github.com to make and deploy Themes and Theme Components. This is how my nOObish self does it.
I could show people how, if there is interest.