Customizing Superset Dashboards with CSS: More Tips and Tricks
Blog post from Preset
Superset 6.0 introduces a comprehensive theming system that greatly expands upon its previous CSS-only approach, offering features like design tokens, dark mode, and complete component coverage, which are recommended for most dashboard styling needs. While CSS is still supported for specific customizations, theming now serves the majority of use cases more effectively. The shift towards themability is ongoing, with significant progress being made, though CSS remains relevant for intricate customizations. The post provides detailed guidance on optimizing CSS usage in Superset, emphasizing the importance of avoiding reliance on generated class names, reducing redundant style definitions, and leveraging CSS's cascading nature to maintain efficient, flexible styling. It also highlights the potential benefits of adding new convenience classes to the codebase and encourages the community to contribute to evolving the CSS framework in Superset.
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