What are custom styles?
Custom styles are CSS styles for classes.
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Custom styles are CSS styles for classes.
No, you cannot use SCSS variables in your codebase inside the Site Studio interface.
You can create more than one template to provide layout and style alternatives with the use of the template selector.
To use an SCSS variable, enter your chosen variable into the appropriate CSS property.
You probably have Bartik set as your active theme. This has a dark background to the page. To change this, set Site Studio minimal as your default theme.
Yes. Site Studio provides many features to help you make your website more accessible.
This is due to a known issue on the slider plugin which Site Studio uses.
Yes. You can create tables within a WYSIWYG element if a contributed module is enabled.
You can integrate social metadata as you would on a traditional Drupal setup. Information within the layout canvas can not be used as social metadata.
Yes. You can use Geo fields on your content type and then connect them to a the Google map marker element within your template.
Yes, you can template custom entity types. There are some hooks that need to be implemented.
Yes. You can create AMP pages that use the Layout canvas for content but there are a number of considerations.
Yes. You can create AMP pages that use the Layout canvas for content but there are a number of considerations.
Yes. Contextual filters on views work as configured within the Drupal view.
You can only add combinators to child selectors. Add a child selector and combinator will appear in the Style tree.
Yes, the component link field supports both internal and external URLs.
You don't. You apply a Descendant selector. These use a (Space).
Not yet. The Style builder does not have the option to add an animation name or key frames. This is planned functionality on our road map.
No site specific data is stored on the API.
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