Wow that TamperMonkey is a pretty cool thing @TheTimeSavingCo !
@Sam_Stamport
The code above is changing the CSS style of the Airtable window you see
'#kanbanView > div.white { background-color: aliceblue !important; }'
# means id in html, you can see in the screenshot below
> div.white means a child div with CSS class "white"
So basically this #kanbanView > div.white is describing the targeted element which style will change
{ background-color: aliceblue !important; } sets element above to contain style of background color "aliceblue"

As for finding the div of stack? I guess best would be to use the Inspector find the div with arrow tool and then copy the selector:

This will give you something like this : #kanbanView > div > div > div > div > div:nth-child(1) > div > div 🙄 there might be some more nicer/more stable way of getting the selector, but you would have to experiment a bit.
As for changing color of task probably it would be easier to just use Airtable tags like this:

Let me know if this helps!
Wow that TamperMonkey is a pretty cool thing @TheTimeSavingCo !
@Sam_Stamport
The code above is changing the CSS style of the Airtable window you see
'#kanbanView > div.white { background-color: aliceblue !important; }'
# means id in html, you can see in the screenshot below
> div.white means a child div with CSS class "white"
So basically this #kanbanView > div.white is describing the targeted element which style will change
{ background-color: aliceblue !important; } sets element above to contain style of background color "aliceblue"

As for finding the div of stack? I guess best would be to use the Inspector find the div with arrow tool and then copy the selector:

This will give you something like this : #kanbanView > div > div > div > div > div:nth-child(1) > div > div 🙄 there might be some more nicer/more stable way of getting the selector, but you would have to experiment a bit.
As for changing color of task probably it would be easier to just use Airtable tags like this:

Let me know if this helps!
Thanks so much for your help!
I think I need to learn more about the developer tools on Microsoft Edge. I'll look for a tutorial.
I'd really like to change the background color of tasks to make them look like sticky notes. I'll dig into this further.
Thanks so much for your help!
I think I need to learn more about the developer tools on Microsoft Edge. I'll look for a tutorial.
I'd really like to change the background color of tasks to make them look like sticky notes. I'll dig into this further.
I think the developer tools in Edge are very similar to Chrome - also can find selectors there. Good luck customizing!