You've seen how easy it is to add CSS to your Awesome Table template (within Google Sheets). An alternative to this is adding a custom CSS file. You can also use this method to add an external CSS library (like Materializecss or Pure.css for example).
To do this from the Awesome Table sidebar menu, go to Formatting then paste your CSS file's URL in the Custom CSS URL:
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Para agregar a una biblioteca CSS externa, debo usar el CDN?
Por ejemplo, MaterializeCss, debo agregar
en el input URL CSS personalizado? o como es el método?
Hello dario molina,
I suggest you link your CSS in your template sheet in a column with an empty header. Here is an article that could be useful for you.
You just need to link your file with this code:
Kind regards,
Thomas
Hi Thomas,
What should the syntax look like when I try to reference a css file located within Google Drive. As an example, my current shared link is https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mgynBCj1E6oizfRLG7GOFXg7QyrGKVVn/view?usp=sharing.
and, well.. nothings happening:)
All thoughts welcome. Many thanks
Hello Eugene,
It is not a recommended practice to store your CSS files in Google Drive. We recommend you using some other hosting service or to use Awesome Table templates.
Regards,
Nicolas
I second what @Nicolas suggested, @Eugene.
CSS file must never be hosted in Google Drive as it will not be loaded inside the Awesome Table view. Google Drive is not meant to serve content for web pages (including text files for CSS).
You can upload your CSS file to free hosting services like weebly and gitHub.
- Randy
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