If I use a Drupal block in a component, can I expose the block settings in the component form?
No. You cannot expose block forms or settings in Site Studio component forms.
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No. You cannot expose block forms or settings in Site Studio component forms.
Yes. You can add Drupal blocks to the layout canvas using the block element.
No. Drupal provides the list of blocks to the block element.
Yes. You should revision your Site Studio assets like other configuration using a service like Git.
Color tags allow you to create groupings of colors based off of the color tags that you define in the website settings color palette.
You don’t have to add units unless you want to use a specific unit or you’re adding Custom CSS properties.
The Site Studio hidden region is a useful holder for blocks that you want to render using the Site Studio block element.
If you're removing styling from a base style, those styles still apply until you have saved the base style.
You can only add combinators to child selectors. Add a child selector and combinator will appear in the Style tree.
Base styles are CSS styles for HTML elements.
Yes, the SVG image field module can be used with Site Studio.
Yes, this is possible by creating a custom element.
Cohesion layout revisions are created at the same time as node revisions, but not always deleted at the same time.
Use the "Node Revision Delete" contributed module to manage your node and associated cohesion_layout revisions.
Use the tools included in the "Entity Reference Revisions" contributed module.
You don't. You apply a Descendant selector. These use a (Space).
The Youtube video embed is responsive so it should expand to the width of its parent. If you do need to set a width you can apply the Width CSS property through the Style Builder.
The WYSIWYG (ckeditor) adds a paragraph tag around the text within the block quote. This causes it to inherit the text size of your paragraph base style.
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