Style not showing up under icon

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• Shawn Frueh

  March 2017 edited March 2017

  Using chrome I still can't seem to get this style to show up under the stylish icon. Here is the style in question https://userstyles.org/styles/139241/foundry-community
• strel

  March 2017

  Not new
  https://forum.userstyles.org/discussion/53845/bug-you-don-t-have-any-styles-installed-for-this-site#latest
  https://forum.userstyles.org/discussion/53983/youve-ruined-stylish-the-new-ui-is-beyond-bad-its-downright-useless#latest
  
• Justin Hindman

  March 2017

  Shawn Frueh said:

  Using chrome I still can't seem to get this style to show up under the stylish icon. Here is the style in question https://userstyles.org/styles/139241/foundry-community

  Hi Shawn,
  
  The 'Style Library' is an added feature that we've included in the improvements on the Stylish extension. As a new feature, it's still not complete and we have work to do on it, work that will also include updates on the entire database of Stylish to make discovery and style categorization easier for users and for automatic processes, such as the 'Style Library'. For now, not all sub domains are spotted by the mechanism that's behind the 'Style Library', community.foundry.com being one of them.
  We'll be updating in the forum when upgrades are made and sub domain detection is supported. For now, I can offer a temporary solution of you including in the moz-document tag the main domain, as well as the sub domain you're styling.
  
• Shawn Frueh

  March 2017

  Justin Hindman said:

  ... For now, I can offer a temporary solution of you including in the moz-document tag the main domain, as well as the sub domain you're styling.
  

  So would that look something like this?
  
  @-moz-document domain("foundry.com") , domain("community.foundry.com") {
  }
  
  This does not seem to work.