Where to find css_includes.css
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‎02-02-2015 01:52 AM
I have located a color I would like to change. It origins from this css:
x.service-now.com/styles/css_includes.css
Where can I find this css?

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‎02-06-2015 02:36 AM
Dont think that is accessible to us .. It must be in the WAR files of service now
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‎02-12-2015 05:26 AM
Hi,
you are not able to change the styles within css_includes.cssx unless ServiceNow allows to change it via variables set in Themes (sys_ui_theme).
However, you can find the corresponding css class and create a style sheet that you will attach to a UI page. If you want to change it on the form, you have to make sure that this style sheet is either loaded to the form via some UI Macro (+ Formatter) or that you do it via client side JavaScript.
Hope this helps,
Vladimir
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‎03-05-2015 08:54 AM
I also have a need to edit (add) a property in this css_includes.cssx file, i have an unnecessary scroll bar on an IFrame:
I need to add:
overflow: hidden;
On the class non_standard_lists
So you are suggesting i create a style sheet and define a class named non_standard_list ... i assume that will replace the default non_standard_list class in the css_include.cssx file?
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‎03-06-2015 02:34 AM
Hi Juan,
simply create a new style sheet, where you put:
.non_standard_lists {
overflow: hidden;
}
and attach this to the UI page or form you want to apply it.
It is a standard CSS execution flow run by the browser, you can find more details here CSS Specificity: Things You Should Know - Smashing Magazine
If it does not work for you, try please following:
.non_standard_lists {
overflow: hidden !important;
}
Hope this helps!