Can I revision my templates, styles and components?
Yes. You should revision your Site Studio assets like other configuration using a service like Git.
Acquia Cohesion renames to Site Studio from version 6.2. Tell me more.
Yes. You should revision your Site Studio assets like other configuration using a service like Git.
No, there is no way to roll back a Site Studio package import.
No, you cannot layout forms with Site Studio.
The 'Range' in the menu list item element sets which list items at the current level the settings should apply to.
Yes, you can build mega menus using Site Studio. Building mega menus requires advanced knowledge of jQuery in Site Studio and CSS.
With Site Studio Sync you can export Site Studio configuration in full or in part as a package that can be imported into a different website.
You can style tables or forms through the use of base or custom styles.
No, the entity browser does not work for component defaults as the entities are content, not config.
A Site Studio Package file is a .yml file that contains Site Studio Configuration. The package file allows you to import and export between environments.
You can use Elements to create content but we don't recommend doing so for multiple reasons.
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.
In mobile first, your styles will inherit upwards from the smallest media query, whereas in desktop first they will inherit down from the largest media query.
The breakpoint indicator shows you which breakpoint you're viewing your website at in the bottom left of the browser.
Go to Extend > Uninstall and search for Site Studio Breakpoint indicator.
Modifiers allow you to apply styles to an element when a specific class, id or attribute is present.
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