Oups! Can't edit & correct my tab anymore after an unfortunate CSS

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Ahem Oups! I made a mistakešŸ˜I pasted a CSS that hides me the Glide Builder (that was not the goal) and since then, I can no longer edit the tab where the Rich Text component ist to correct it.
I did it in a test app, so no big deal, I can delete the tab.
But is there a trick to take control back like a ā€œsafe override hard modeā€?
This is all that is loaded, with nothing to access the components.
If I refresh, I can of course access my app and the other tabs, but never more this one.
Adieu?

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I copied this CSS to have a root code (the highlighted part). I didnā€™t think It would do sth harmful in its partial state.

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Thks!
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It also happened to me once, but thanks to the developer tool I was able to locate the element where I could disable the css that compromised the display of the builder.
Have you tried this?

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which tool, pls, Roldy? Thks :slightly_smiling_face:
I know exactly what Rich Text Component and CSS to delete/edit.

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Yes, thatā€™s the Code Inspector, but how can it allow me to edit/reactivate my Glide UI?

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Disable CSS or edit the CSS through the code inspector. That should be enough to get the glide editor back so you can delete or change the rich text.

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Sorry, Jeff, I google to search ā€œdeactivate CSS Edgeā€ or ā€œturn offā€¦ā€, canā€™t manage to find where I can deactivate. Would I be able to reactivate it afterwards?
There are codes everywhere.
Can you tell me where it could be? Or if I need a plugin? I donā€™t have Chrome on my PC.
Thks