Has anyone had the css loader plugin for deckyloader make their QAM (quick access menu) not display properly? Some particular script (I don't know which one, or what would be the best way to narrow it down, because I installed several) made it where my QAM doesn't show. Functionally, it still works when I press the button, I can tell because the background blur effect still takes place and I can still navigate and change settings if I press the face buttons, but it's as if the menu display itself is invisible.
I was able to dig into the file system on desktop mode and delete the css folder (after copying it over to another location), and when I rebooted everything works fine again (sans css, of course)
I'm running Bazzite on a onexfly handheld, if that helps any.
Edit: in case anyone runs into this in the future, 'round main menu and QAM' was the script that caused the bug. You have to back out to the 'homebrew' folder where you will find another folder called 'themes' and that's where all the custom scripts you've installed will be located. You'll likely have to 'run as administrator' to do anything with the files. Just right click on a blank space inside the 'themes' folder and open/run as administrator should be an option. Type in your password and you should be good to go ('bazzite' would be the default password if you haven't set one up yet).
Edit 2: today I noticed I was having the issue again. I think the script I previously thought was the culprit actually wasn't. The new one that I tried removing is just called 'full screen menus'. So far so good, I'll come back and update again if the problem persists.
Thanks for the comment.
If I were to try the 're-enable them one at a time' method how would I go about doing this? The only way I was able to get the QAM back was to delete the entire css plugin folder. I didn't really go into the folder to explore further though
Are they just loose css files in a single folder without descriptive file names?
Might want to disable/uninstall any decky plugin that has anything to do with styling and reinstall them one at a time and testing. Thats probably a hell of alot easier than going through each css file.
I know it sucks as I have had to do this with hundreds of mods in skyrim/fo4 mods a few times.
I dug in a little deeper and found the problem. The one that was messing things up was called 'Round main menu and QAM,' coincidentally. The actual scripts were in a different folder which was called 'themes'
Thank you for the help!
Glad you got it sorted!